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Taking and displaying pupil photos and information
Contents
- 1 Identify your lawful basis for displaying personal data
- 2 Seek consent to take and use photos
- 3 Age thresholds for parental consent
- 4 Consider safeguarding risks
- 5 Photos taken by parents aren't covered by the GDPR
- 6 School photographers can only use photos as agreed contractually
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