Purpose and lawfulness
Personal information must have a defined purpose and an appropriate lawful basis.
Privacy & data protection
We design services around lawful, fair, transparent and secure handling of personal information, with enhanced care for children, families, safeguarding information and special-category data.
Our principles
Personal information must have a defined purpose and an appropriate lawful basis.
We collect and use only the information reasonably required for the service or obligation.
Age, capacity, vulnerability, SEND and safeguarding considerations shape our controls.
Access, sharing, retention and disposal are controlled and supported by records of responsibility.
Personal, safeguarding or confidential information must not be entered into unapproved public AI tools. Higher-risk uses require risk assessment, privacy review and meaningful human oversight. Significant decisions must not rely solely on automated processing.
Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, rights may include being informed, access, correction, erasure, restriction, portability, objection and safeguards concerning automated decision-making. We may need to verify identity before acting on a request.
Ask a privacy question or make a requestWebsite forms privacy notice
Information submitted through our website forms is used to review and respond to your request, manage an appropriate referral pathway or contact you about the participation opportunity you selected. We ask you not to include diagnoses, safeguarding records or detailed information about a child at this first stage.
Contact details, your role or relationship, the route selected, a brief message, accessibility preferences you choose to share and the confirmations shown on the form.
To respond, check fit and permission, arrange an appropriate next step, meet safeguarding responsibilities and keep an accountable record of the request.
Access is limited to authorised people who need the information to manage the enquiry. We do not sell form information or give supporters promotional access to children or families.
Information is retained only for as long as required for the enquiry, service, safeguarding, legal or accountability purpose, following the relevant retention schedule.
Where a form asks for permission, you can withdraw that permission by contacting us. Withdrawal does not affect earlier lawful use. Optional updates are separate from permission to respond to a request. Activity-specific information and consent or assent will be provided where participation involves children, young people, research, evaluation, photographs or other higher-risk processing.
We will not routinely share form information outside Teach Again Hub CIC. If an appropriate onward referral or partnership response requires sharing, we will explain the route and seek permission where required. Information may be used or shared without consent where the law permits or requires this to protect someone from serious harm.
Access requests record the selected programme, requested access route, contact details, organisation and expected participant numbers where provided. We use this information to assess fit, availability, funded-place eligibility, accessibility and the appropriate booking or contracting route.
Do not provide bank or card information through a website form. Where payment is appropriate, we issue a unique invoice or approved secure payment route after the service, price and payer have been confirmed. Financial and transaction records are retained in line with legal, accounting and contractual requirements.
Public summary based on the approved Data Protection & UK GDPR Policy (TAH-0226). A fuller service-specific privacy notice will be provided where required.