Terms of use
Who a kidslearn account belongs to, what is free, and how a learner's credentials work.
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The account belongs to the parent
kidslearn is built around one family account, created and held by an adult. Children are learners on that account rather than account holders in their own right, and they are added by the parent.
The parent decides which programs each child is enrolled in, how many minutes a day they can spend, and which days of the week they learn.
Who it is for
The programs are made for children aged 4 to 15, and for the parents who guide them. An adult sets the account up and stays responsible for it.
What is free
Every child’s first lesson in any program is free, with no ads. Families can then choose a plan, and a plan covers all of the children on the one account rather than being charged per child.
Student IDs and PINs
Each learner signs in with a Student ID and a PIN that the parent creates. The parent can change them at any time from the family dashboard, and keeping them to the family is the parent’s to manage.
Nobody from kidslearn will ever ask you for a child’s PIN. If someone does, they do not work here.
Questions about these terms
Ask through the contact page, from the email address on the family account. See also the privacy policy for what we can and cannot see.
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