Cookies are small files which are transferred from this website and stored on the young person’s hard drive. Cookies can contain personal information, such as names and telephone numbers. Our cookies do not – they just contain a random series of numbers. We cannot use the cookie to identify any particular young person.

This website uses a cookie on each occasion the young person uses the Internet. That cookie is stored on the hard disk of the computer that the young person is using. The website accesses that information to identify that session. The cookies are deleted once the young person has finished using the site and the browser is closed.

Most browsers are automatically set to accept cookies and young people should be able to configure their browser to refuse cookies if you or they prefer. This may, however, affect the young person’s ability to use all the features on this website.