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Data protection: model privacy notices

You're required by law to let people know how you collect and use their personal data. This includes pupils, staff, parents/carers and anyone else you might hold sensitive information about. Adapt our model privacy notices to save time and stay compliant.

Updated
on 14 October 2026
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Ref: 41712
Statutory/mandatory for:
Maintained schools
Academies
Free schools
Independent schools
Sixth-form colleges
Further education
Pupil referral units
Non-maintained special schools
Contents
  1. If your school is in a MAT, your trust is responsible for privacy notices
  2. Download our model privacy notices 
  3. What to include in your privacy notices
  4. How to issue your privacy notices
  5. Review your privacy notices at least annually

If your school is in a MAT, your trust is responsible for privacy notices

This is because your academy trust is the data controller. Under the UK GDPR, the data controller is required to provide privacy notices.

This means you should use your trust's privacy notices and don't need to adapt our model notices for yourself.

Download our model privacy notices 

You're required to provide certain information to data subjects, typically through a privacy notice. Some schools refer to this document as a 'fair processing notice' instead.

The models below cover the groups of people you're most likely to hold personal data for. If you hold data on any other groups, choose the most applicable notice and adapt it accordingly.

The DfE's guidance and model notices for schools and local authorities The Information Commission's Office (ICO) guide to the UK GDPR Advice from Forbes Solicitors and our associate

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