For parents and guardians
Your teen is joining mun.kids
mun.kids is a free Model UN course that schools use to teach debate, research and public speaking. Students play diplomats, represent a country and argue about real world problems.
What we keep
Your name, email, school, class and teacher (your school gives us these). Your phone and goal only if you add them.
Your learning: lessons opened, quiz and game scores, videos watched, and the work you save. In class sessions: your country, speeches and votes.
Which pages you visit, deleted after 120 days.
Who sees it
You, your teachers, your principal, and the mun.kids admins. People in a session see what you do in that session.
We never sell it, never show ads, and use no tracking or analytics.
Your rights
You can see, download, fix or delete your data. Download it on your profile page, or email privacy@mun.kids.
A parent or guardian can ask on your behalf.
Do I have to?
No law says you must give us this. But mun.kids needs an account to save your work, so without one you can't use the course. Your teacher can suggest another way to learn.
Everything marked optional really is optional.
Good to know
- No ads, no selling data, no tracking. The site keeps only what the course needs.
- No passwords. Students log in with a one-time code sent to the email their school registered.
- Teachers can see their students' progress, scores and saved work, and remove anything unkind.
- Videos come from YouTube and play only when a student presses play. Teachers preview them.
- Follow your child's progress. Ask your child to add your email on their profile, or ask for access with their email. Then log in to see their lessons, badges and roll call, and give consent from your account.
- mun.kids is run by WebNetCom Ltd., an Israeli company, and is not part of the United Nations.
- The details are in our privacy policy and terms of use.
Questions or requests
You can ask to see, correct or delete your child's information. Email privacy@mun.kids or talk to your child's teacher.