Webcams and Surveillance Cameras Sample Clauses

Webcams and Surveillance Cameras. The school uses surveillance cameras for security and safety. The only people with access to this are; • Mr X Xxxxxx (Headteacher) • Mr X Xxxxxxx, (Network Manager) • Mr X Xxxxx, Mr X Xxxxxxx (Deputy Headteachers) • Mr X Xxxxx (Assistant Headteacher) • Mrs X Xxxxxx-Tinworth (School Business Manager) • Mrs X Xxxxxxxxx (Senior Leadership team) • Mrs X Xxxxxxx (Senior Leadership team) • Mr X X’Xxxxxxxxx (Senior Leadership team) • Mrs X Xxxxxx (PALC) • Miss X Xxxxxxx (PALC) • Mr X Xxxxxxx (PALC) • Mr X Xxxxxx (PALC) • Mrs X Xxxxx (PALC) Notification of camera use is displayed at the front of the school. Please refer to the hyperlink below for further guidance xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/media/for- organisations/documents/1542/cctv-code-of-practice.pdf • We do not use publicly accessible webcams in school • Webcams will not be used for broadcast on the internet without prior parental consent • Misuse of the webcam by any member of the school community will result in sanctions (as listed under the ‘ inappropriate materials’ section of this document) • Webcams include any camera on an electronic device which is capable of producing video. School policy should be followed regarding the use of such personal devices For further information relating to webcams and surveillance cameras, please see xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx/schoolweb/safety/webcams.shtml
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