How consent maps to code paths
When you land without a stored decision, we show a banner with Accept All, Reject, and Cookie Settings. Rejecting disables optional analytics and marketing channels but never blocks the cookies that keep the site from falling over. Opening settings reveals switches that mirror the headings in our matrix. Saving writes a JSON object to localStorage keyed to this domain so the banner does not nag you on every subsection.
If you delete site data, preferences reset and the banner reappears—that is expected behaviour, not an attempt to wear you down. We would rather you make a conscious choice than silently inherit a profile you did not approve.
Similar technologies we might mention in audits
Content delivery networks may set performance cookies that respect the same consent state. Some embedded video players load only after you click—they may set their own strictly necessary tokens. We keep an internal register of such embeds so privacy reviews stay traceable.
Tools you already have in the browser
Beyond our switches, every major browser ships global controls for blocking third-party cookies, erasing site data, or sending do-not-track hints. Those hints are not legally binding everywhere; we treat them as contextual signals but still rely on explicit consent for optional storage where required.
- Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Chrome each document “cookies and site data” screens with screenshots.
- Private browsing windows discard session cookies once you close the window—ideal for borrowing someone else’s device.
- If you automate testing with headless browsers, exclude this domain from unrealistic bot floods so rate limits do not lock out classmates.
Youth-directed pages
Movement education programmes may occasionally be purchased by guardians for household use. We still design consent prompts for adult comprehension. Guardians supervising shared devices should use operating-system profiles or filtered browsers aligned with household rules.
Review cadence
We schedule cookie inventories after each substantive redesign, when onboarding a new subcontractor that touches front-end bundles, or when regulators publish enforcement notes that materially change interpretations. Older versions of this page can be emailed to you upon request for compliance comparisons.