Privacy Policy

 At KidSpark, your privacy is our priority. We are committed to protecting the personal information of our visitors, parents, and children while providing free educational resources and interactive content.

Information We Collect:

  • Name and email address when signing up for newsletters.

  • Non-identifiable technical information such as browser type, device, and page visits (for analytics purposes).

How We Use Your Information:

  • To provide access to newsletters, resources, and updates.

  • To improve website functionality and content based on user interactions.

  • To ensure a safe and secure browsing experience.

Data Sharing:
We do not sell, trade, or rent your personal information to third parties. Analytics may be used in anonymized form to improve user experience.

Cookies and Tracking:
KidSpark uses cookies to enhance website performance and personalize content. You may disable cookies in your browser settings, but some features may be limited.

Children’s Privacy:
KidSpark is designed for children aged 4–12. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children without parental consent.

Changes to Privacy Policy:
We may update this policy occasionally. The latest version will always be available on this page.

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