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Cctv Is Nursery Classrooms

Oxford
in CCTV & Access Control

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My son is 3 and attends a local nursery, I got home today to find a memo stating they are installing CCTV in all the classrooms at the nursery- I don't have any issues with this. However, I was contacted about remote viewing and smart phone access - this I do have an issue with.

When I was contacted (nearly a year ago) I was informed they might be fitting CCTV to improve the teachers performance (which is very good anyway).

It's certainly not to protect the building as it has no intruder alarm, neither are they installing external cameras - only the classrooms are having CCTV.

Is this 100% above board? Is it even ethical for someone to be able to view my son from a remote location?

My son is 3 and attends a local nursery, I got home today to find a memo stating they are installing CCTV in all the classrooms at the nursery- I don't have any issues with this. However, I was contacted about remote viewing and smart phone access - this I do have an issue with.

When I was contacted (nearly a year ago) I was informed they might be fitting CCTV to improve the teachers performance (which is very good anyway).

It's certainly not to protect the building as it has no intruder alarm, neither are they installing external cameras - only the classrooms are having CCTV.

Is this 100% above board? Is it even ethical for someone to be able to view my son from a remote location?

We have a couple we look after, you never heard of 'Nursery Cam'? Think they were the first to do it.
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No but I'll have a nosey. So it's all legal? Do they have to specify who will have access to the images?

No but I'll have a nosey. So it's all legal? Do they have to specify who will have access to the images?

We advise them to setup a parent password and change it once a month.
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So your saying parents can login?

So your saying parents can login?

yes

hmmmm, staff cant take in mobs now cos of court case involving female staff using to take/post pictures.

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Edited by norman

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
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hmmmm, staff cant take in mobs now cos of court case involving female staff using to take/post pictures.

QFA.

But they can take still shots on there "webcam"?

QFA.

But they can take still shots on there "webcam"?

i think its more to do with the fact that a mobile is easy to get in the wrong places, if anything CCTV will stop this.

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