Privacy

Bright Young Things Tuition maintains a strict policy of client confidentiality. Any information provided to us in the normal course of business is deemed by us to be held in commercial confidence. We are strongly committed to your right to privacy and to providing a safe, enjoyable and productive user experience on-line. Our On-Line Privacy Policy has been drawn up with those aims in mind. We reserve the right to modify or amend this Policy at any time and will display the effective date at the beginning of this statement. By submitting identifying data you agree to our use of such data as set out below.

Personally Identifiable Information

We will only collect personally identifiable information (such as name, contact details, profile information) that is specifically and voluntarily provided to us by a visitor to our sites. Unless you indicate otherwise, the personally identifiable information collected will be added to our customer information database. It will be used to service your request (and any similar future requests) and to keep you informed about our services. Bright Young Things Tuition will not give or sell any personally identifiable information to any third party companies, organisations or individuals. Each visitor has the right of access to personal data they have submitted to www.brightyoungthingstuition.co.uk. Enquiries about the accuracy of identifying information previously submitted to us, or requests to have outdated information removed or inaccurate information updated, should be directed to info@brightyoungthingstuition.co.uk.

Log Information

We may log and analyse web traffic information, for example to determine numbers of users, or to record numbers entering the site by a particular link or to identify categories of visitor by browser type. These statistics would be used to enable effective management of our on-line resources and or to provide data for the servicing of agreements with our affiliate partners. Log information is anonymous with no personally identifiable information being either obtained or retained.

Cookies

Cookies may be used on some pages of our site. Cookies are small pieces of data stored on your hard drive that assist us in providing a more customised web site experience, for example, by retaining registration information to save logging on again to re-enter a restricted area. You can choose to refuse or delete cookies by altering your browser preferences. If you choose to do so, then most of the sites' pages should still work fully in your browser.