LITTLE LANTERN LIGHT AMBASSADORS
Little Lantern Light Ambassadors help spread the light.
They are children and young people who tell others about Little Lantern Family Club, share the website, introduce the songs, stories, games or journals, and help more people discover a kinder, brighter project.
This is not a competition.
This is not a job.
This is not about collecting followers.
This is not about pressuring anyone.
It is a simple way to say:
“I helped the light travel a little further.”
What Does a Light Ambassador Do?
• tell a friend or family member about Little Lantern
• share the website with a parent, teacher, librarian, coach or group leader
• ask a trusted adult to show the website to a school, club, library or community group
• recommend a Little Lantern song, story, game or journal
• share a Little Lantern link safely with parent/carer support
• help introduce the project to people who care about kindness, belonging and children’s wellbeing
Ambassadors should always share kindly, safely and respectfully.
To become a Little Lantern Light Ambassador, a child should:
• be comfortable sharing simple information in English
• have parent/carer permission
• understand the Little Lantern values
• share the project safely and respectfully
• never pressure anyone to join, buy, follow or share
• never spam, annoy or repeatedly message people
• never contact strangers alone
• never share private personal information
• never post photos, screenshots or names of other children without permission
• ask an adult before sharing with a school, club, library or organisation
• tell Little Lantern where, when and how they helped spread the light
How to be considered for the Little Lantern Hall of Light
A child may be considered for a mention on the Little Lantern Hall of Light after they tell us where, when and how they safely shared Little Lantern, with parent or carer permission.
• where they shared Little Lantern
• when they shared it
• how they shared it
• what part of the project they shared
• parent/carer consent for the public mention
How: I asked my parent to send the Little Lantern website to the school librarian.
Digital Certificate Promise
Approved Little Lantern Light Ambassadors may receive a digital Ambassador of Light Certificate after they tell us where, when and how they safely shared the project, with parent or carer permission
Who can become a Light Ambassador?
• Little Lantern Light Ambassadors are usually children and young people aged 7–14.
• Younger children may take part with extra parent or carer support.
• All submissions must be made or approved by a parent or carer..
Not an Official Representative
• Light Ambassadors do not speak officially for Little Lantern Family Club.
• They are not expected to answer questions on behalf of the project, represent Little Lantern at events, contact organisations alone, or make promises about Little Lantern resources.
• Their role is simply to share the light safely and kindly, with adult support.
No Automatic Approval Policy
Submitting a Light Report does not automatically guarantee a public mention or certificate.
Little Lantern may decline, delay or edit a submission if it is unclear, unsafe, incomplete, private, unsuitable or missing parent/carer permission.
Child Privacy and Consent
Children must apply or submit a Light Report with parent or carer permission.
For public mentions, we may use only:
first name / nickname / initials / age, if approved / general area or country, if approved
full names. / home addresses / school addresses / phone numbers / email addresses / private family details / photos of children / screenshots showing other people / names or details of other children / A parent or carer may ask for a mention to be removed.
Adult Review Before Publication
All Light Reports are reviewed before any mention or certificate is given.
Little Lantern may edit wording, shorten details, remove private information or decide not to publish a submission if it does not feel safe, clear or suitable.
No Direct Contact With Strangers
Children must not contact strangers, schools, libraries, organisations, companies, influencers or online accounts alone.
No Social Media Pressure Rule
Children do not need social media accounts to become Light Ambassadors.
Children should not post publicly without parent or carer permission.
Children should not chase likes, followers, shares, comments or views.
This is about sharing light safely, not becoming popular online.
How we use Light Report information
We use Light Report information only to review ambassador submissions, prepare approved digital certificates, and decide whether a safe public mention can be added to the Little Lantern Hall of Light.
We collect only the information needed for this purpose.
We do not sell children’s information.
We do not publish private personal information.
We do not use children’s submissions for advertising targeting.
A parent or carer may ask us to correct or remove a public mention.
Please do not include full names, school names, addresses, phone numbers, photos, screenshots, private family details or names of other children.