Why we need your information
Data is being gathered for the purpose of providing music tuition, activities, workshops and courses to pupils. Hertfordshire County Council will use this information to set up registers and timetables.
We consider that it is in the legitimate interests of Hertfordshire County Council to process your information for these purposes.
The information you have provided to us will be used alongside additional information obtained from schools.
What we will do with your information
The information you give us will be held by the Hertfordshire Music Service a team within Hertfordshire County Council and will only be used to administer music tuition, activities, workshops and courses. in order to deliver this service we may share your information with schools and external tutors who are delivering under our direction.
Hertfordshire Music Service is a Department for Education (via Arts Council England) funded provider. As such we collect certain data in order to be able to make statistical returns to those bodies but it is anonymised data and no individual pupil can be identified.
We may also share information with third parties if we are legally obliged to do so, for example if it necessary to safeguard or protect a child.
We may also share information with the police or other agencies if it is necessary for the following purposes:
- the prevention or detection of crime
- the apprehension or prosecution of offenders
- the assessment or collection of any tax or duty or any imposition of a similar nature.
How long we will keep your information
The information that you supply to us will be kept on file for 25 years after which time it will be securely destroyed.
What are your rights?
Hertfordshire County Council will be the Data Controller for this information.
You have a number of rights over the data we collect and hold about you.
- You have the right to be informed about what information we hold about you and how we use it.
- You have the right to request copies of any information the Council holds about you by making a subject access request.
- If information we hold about you is factually inaccurate you have the right to have it corrected.
- You have the right to object to the way we are using your data.
- You have the right to request that your data is deleted. However we may be unable to delete your data if there is a need for us to keep it. In this case you will receive an explanation of why we need to keep the data.
- You can also request that we stop using your data while we consider a request to have it corrected or deleted. There may be some circumstances in which we are unable to do this however we will provide an explanation if this is the case.
- In certain circumstances you may also request data we hold about you in a format that allows it to be transferred to another organisation.
- In the event that decisions are taken using automated processes you have the right to request that these decisions are reviewed by a member of staff and to challenge these decisions.
How your data is stored with hub partners.
As lead partner in the Hertfordshire Music Education Hub, Hertfordshire Music Service works with hub partners to provide schools and pupils with access to music education resources.
Charanga: Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Sing Up: Privacy Policy
MusicFirst: Privacy Policy
Focus on Sound: Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Noteflight: Privacy Policy & Terms of Use
Soundtrap: Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
O-Generator: Privacy Policy & Terms of Use
Auralia & Musition: Privacy Policy & Terms of Use
Flat for Education: Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
If you would like to request copies of your data, request that your data is deleted or have any other queries in relation to data which the Council holds about you, contact:
Data Protection Team
Hertfordshire County Council
County Hall
Pegs Lane
Hertford
SG13 8DQ
01992 588099
data.protection@hertfordshire.gov.uk
You can also contact our Data Protection Officer at dataprotection.officer@hertfordshire.gov.uk or in writing to the address above.
If you are unhappy with the way that Hertfordshire County Council has used your data, or with the way we have responded to a request, you also have the right to contact the Information Commissioner’s Office www.ico.org.uk.