“It will be interesting to find ways in which the schools can take a reciprocal approach to sharing good practice.” Ashmole Academy headteacher, Tim Sullivan, writes about his school’s involvement in the DfE behaviour hub programme and the six values that underpin their behaviour policy.
We have pulled together some examples of how schools and trusts around the country are combining a strong focus on remote education while also accommodating a significant number of critical worker children and vulnerable children on site.
Following the recent funding announcement, we put your questions to the Department for Education ministers.
Iain Bradley from the DfE explains how schools can review and improve your handling of personal data.
...of personal data, special category data, data audit, lawful basis and conditions for processing, data retention, privacy notice, subject access request, data protection impact assessments and data breach. You’re going...
Mapping our data landscape is the key step to ensure that the other aspects of GDPR we are focussing on are built upon solid foundations. As May 2018 and GDPR coming into effect draw ever closer, we are using it …
...data. Our early staff engagement focussed on three key areas. Raise awareness We talked about how the data world has changed in the 20 years since the Data Protection Act...
Like the DfE, many schools are increasingly talking about General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - the beefing up of data protection, which will be written into law in May 2018.