Legal notices
Who runs KidStudy, who owns what, and the licences for the things we use.
Last updated 16 October 2026
Who runs KidStudy
KidStudy (kidstudy.app) is a free, non-commercial learning site made in Australia for Australian families. It is provided by Examcert Pty Ltd, an Australian company.
- Website: examcert.app
- Email: [email protected]
Copyright
© 2026 Examcert Pty Ltd. All rights reserved, except where noted below.
The stories, pictures, audio, questions, lessons, worksheets, design, Kobi the koala and the site’s own code are owned by Examcert Pty Ltd. You are welcome to print and copy worksheets for personal, family and classroom use, free of charge, but not for resale. The full rules are in our Terms of use.
Trademarks
The KidStudy name, logo and Kobi the koala character are used by Examcert Pty Ltd to identify KidStudy. Other names mentioned on this site belong to their owners.
KidStudy uses no real games, brands or characters from other companies, and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any game, toy or entertainment brand.
Victorian Curriculum notice
KidStudy’s content is aligned with the Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0, and its handwriting worksheets follow the Victorian Modern Cursive style taught in Victorian schools. Some pages show Victorian Curriculum content description codes so grown-ups can see what a topic covers.
The Victorian Curriculum F–10 Version 2.0 is © Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA). It is referred to here for alignment only. The VCAA does not endorse KidStudy and makes no warranties about the correctness or accuracy of its content. To the extent permitted by law, the VCAA accepts no responsibility for any use of KidStudy. The current curriculum is published at victoriancurriculum.vcaa.vic.edu.au.
KidStudy is independent. It is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the VCAA or the Victorian Department of Education.
AI-assisted content
Many of KidStudy’s stories, pictures and book questions, the Australian voice recordings, and Kobi the koala were created with the help of AI tools (Google Gemini), and then read and checked by people. Maths questions are made by the page itself, on your device, without AI. AI is used only ahead of time, when content is made: nothing your child does is sent to an AI service.
We take care, but mistakes can happen. If something looks wrong, please trust your child’s teacher and school, and tell us at [email protected] so we can fix it. More about how content is made is on the About page.
Open-source software and font licences
KidStudy is built with the work of others, used under their licences. Everything is served from kidstudy.app itself.
Fonts (SIL Open Font License 1.1)
- Edu AU VIC WA NT Hand, by SorkinType (The VIC WA NT School Hand Australia Project Authors): licence
- Playwrite AU VIC, by TypeTogether (The Playwrite Project Authors): licence
- Andika, by SIL International: licence
- Lexend (The Lexend Project Authors): licence
- Atkinson Hyperlegible, by the Braille Institute of America: licence
- Fredoka (The Fredoka Project Authors): licence
Code
- jsPDF, by James Hall and yWorks GmbH, which makes the worksheet PDFs. MIT licence: licence
- GSAP and Draggable, by GreenSock, which animate the science lessons. GSAP “Standard” no-charge licence: notice, licence
Accessibility
We want every child to be able to use KidStudy, and we aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at level AA. Things we have built in:
- large buttons and touch targets, made for small hands on an iPad;
- an Australian voice that reads books, questions and lessons aloud, with words lit up as they are read;
- a choice of clear book fonts, including Andika, Lexend and Atkinson Hyperlegible;
- less animation when the device is set to reduce motion;
- layouts that fit phones and tablets, upright or on their side.
We know we don’t get everything right yet. If something on KidStudy is hard for you or your child to use, please tell us at [email protected], including the page and the device you are using, and we will do our best to fix it.
More
Read our Privacy policy and Terms of use, or contact us.