Cookie Policy

When you access our website, we log your Internet Protocol (IP) address so we can send and receive information from and to you online.

Like many websites, this site uses cookies. Cookies are small text files that are stored by the browser on your computer, tablet or mobile phone. These files allow websites to store your preferences, but they do not contain any personal information. Generally cookies are either ‘persistent’ cookies which means they expire after a set date unless deleted by the user, or ‘session’ cookies which last for the duration of your visit to our website. Cookies help to improve your experience of a website and its functionality. For further information, see the About Cookies website provided by Pinsent Masons.

When you land on a page on our website, you will be asked about your preferences for cookies on our website. The cookie settings on this website are set to allow ‘necessary cookies’ and ‘analytics cookies’. This setting is to give you the best experience of using our website. If you continue to use the site without changing the settings, we assume that you consent to these cookies.

Additionally, you have the option to turn on Google Advertising cookies.

You can disable cookies by changing the settings on your internet browser through the following links:

• Firefox
• Google Chrome
• Safari
• Edge

Please note that if you disable all cookies, the performance of our website is likely to be impaired.

What cookies we use

We use several cookie types on this site.

Essential cookies

These cookies ensure you can use all the functionality of the site and it performs as well as possible. A full list is available on the WordPress cookies page.

Information cookies

These cookies collect anonymous information about how a visitor uses the website. They do not collect any information that could identify you. They help us see how the website performs and understand which bits people use most. A full list is available on the WordPress cookies page.

Google Analytics

Google Analytics is used on this site to help us understand and improve its performance. This means that your data is transferred to Google and stored on servers outside of the UK. Where required to by law, Google may transfer this data to third parties. You can find out about Google’s Privacy Policy on the Google website. You can find out about how to disable Google Analytics on this website.

Matomo analytics

Matomo analytics is used on this site to help us understand and improve its performance. Matomo is designed with user privacy in mind, and you can find out about their use of cookies and Privacy Policy on the Matomo website.

Website function cookies

These remember preferences you might set when using the website such as the size of the text and other customisation options. A full list of relevant WordPress cookies is available WordPress website.

Third Party Cookies

These cookies may be set through our website by other companies, which could include social media sites such as Facebook or Twitter. Using these allows you to share content without leaving the website.

Cookie preference cookies

These cookies are used to store your preferences on our website. Our cookie preference provider is Cookie Control from Civic.

What data do we collect using cookies

If you visit our website, we may use cookies to collect the following kinds of information:

• The areas of the website you visit.
• The amount of time you spend on the website.
• Whether you have visited the site before.
• Where you are visiting from (country, region, city).
• How you came to our website – for example by clicking a link in an email.
• What kind of device you are using to browse the website.
• Any error messages you encounter while using the site.

Contact us

This website is operated by Kids in Museums, a company registered in England and Wales (05809200).

You can contact us at our registered and administrative address or by email:

• Address:
  2nd Floor Rich Mix
  35-47 Bethnal Green Road
  London
  E1 6LA
• Email: [email protected]