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I have a few questions about schools & biometric data??

I just wanted to know how things are nowadays regarding this.


Has anyone refused a school to take their child?s biometric data?

Can you refuse a school to take your child?s biometric data?

Are local schools using our childrens biometric data for access to canteens, libraries etc??


When my children attended charter north, biometric data was being introduced.

I refused to allow my children to give the school any of their data, of course the school wasn?t happy but it was accepted!


I am just doing abit of research before my LO goes off to secondary school in the near future!


Any thoughts, opinions or suggestions appreciated


Many thanks

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