Privacy
Data controller: Associação Infância Verde, the association behind Atelier da Educação, Quinta do Anjo, Palmela, Portugal. Contact: [email protected].
Visiting the website
Technical requests are necessary to deliver pages, provide a secure connection and protect the service from abuse. The site uses Cloudflare infrastructure. Technical security and availability logs may be processed subject to applicable policies.
Google Analytics 4
Google Analytics 4 is optional and is loaded only after your explicit consent. It helps us understand, in aggregate, how visitors find and use the website, such as pages visited, approximate traffic sources and device types. We do not use these statistics for personalised advertising or seek to identify individual visitors.
Google is the service provider and may process data outside the European Economic Area subject to applicable safeguards. See Google's privacy policy.
Before activation, the association must confirm the data-retention period configured in GA4 and document it here. User-level and event-level retention should be limited to the necessary minimum.
Pre-registering for Fogo
Choosing to pre-register takes you to an external Google Form used by Associação Infância Verde. The form asks for an intended starting date, the child's name and date of birth, and the parent or guardian's contact information. These details are used to manage the enquiry, contact the family and prepare for possible enrolment.
You do not need to submit the form to browse this website. You may contact the team by telephone or WhatsApp instead. Before submitting children's information, review the notices provided on the form itself.
Your choices and rights
You can reject analytics without affecting your access to the website. You can change your decision at any time using “Analytics preferences” in the website footer. Your choice is stored on your device; rejection prevents Google Analytics from loading.
You may request access, correction or deletion of your personal data, where applicable, through the email above, or complain to Portugal's data-protection authority (CNPD).