Cookie Policy

1. What Cookies Are and Why We Use Them

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit our website. They allow the site to remember your settings, improve your browsing experience, and help us understand how visitors use the site. Knowledge City Education uses cookies to run the website correctly, remember your language preference where a language toggle is available, keep your session secure when booking or filling in forms, and improve performance where needed.

2. Types of Cookies We Use

Essential: necessary for the website to function (such as login sessions, security, and page loading). These cannot be disabled without affecting how the site works.

Functional: remember your preferences, such as language or region, to improve your next visit.

Performance and analytics: if we use analytics tools (such as visit statistics), cookies may be used to measure visitor numbers and how pages are used, in aggregated and anonymised form, to improve content and design.

We do not use cookies for third-party targeted advertising on this website without your explicit consent, should this apply in the future.

3. Managing Your Preferences

You can set your browser to accept or reject cookies, or delete them after your session ends. The setup method varies by browser (such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge) and is usually found under 'Privacy' or 'Security' settings. Restricting or deleting certain cookies may affect parts of the website (such as remembering your language or completing a form). If we later add a banner or page for managing cookie preferences on the site, we will note the link or location on this page.

4. Policy Updates

We may update this cookie policy from time to time to reflect changes in technology, practices, or legal requirements. We will publish the updated version on this page and revise the 'Last updated' date. We recommend reviewing this page periodically. Continued use of the website after an update constitutes acceptance of the updated policy, unless applicable law states otherwise.