Privacy Notices

A privacy notice is a statement or document that explains how an organization collects, uses, stores, and protects personal data. It's a key part of data protection and privacy laws, such as the UK GDPR.

Privacy Notices explain:

1. Who is collecting the data – The identity and contact details of the organization.
2. What data is being collected – For example, names, email addresses, IP addresses, etc.
3. Why the data is being collected – The purposes for processing the data (e.g., marketing, service delivery).
4. Legal basis for processing – Such as consent, contract, legal obligation, or legitimate interest.
5. Who the data is shared with – Including third parties or service providers.
6. How long the data is kept – Retention periods for different types of data.
7. Your rights – Such as the right to access, correct, delete, or restrict your data.
8. How to complain – Contact details for complaints, including the relevant data protection authority.

We have privacy notices for the following members of our school community.

Children and families

Governors

Job applicants

School workforce

These can be found on the Policies page.