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I'd have to go down to the Sci lab and check but I think it is just an imperfection on the shell

 

No worries. I'll stop watching it for now then! Just trawling through some CCTV footage and the egg is well distracting for some reason!! Hah!

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Be careful tech, students on ur camera. might need to re position camera if putting on external source. Permissions and all that.
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Be careful tech, students on ur camera. might need to re position camera if putting on external source. Permissions and all that.

 

+1. It is for this reason we could not have our camera on during the school day.

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What camera's are you guys using?

 

I used a visualiser I had in my office as it's all I had to hand as it was kind of dropped on me last minute but I'd like to get something decent for next time.

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Be careful tech, students on ur camera. might need to re position camera if putting on external source. Permissions and all that.

 

Thanks. We have no retractors from marketing, photography or videos on roll at the moment. Ran it past SMT and they were happy, more worried about the gurning and faces pulled by some of the kids and that was just normal expressions! No one is being identified so no different than our school photo stream or our other videos we have published.

 

We had to buy a Hik-vision camera for testing purposes so we have re-purposed it for egg duty. Wasn't dear.

 

@Joanne - Yes I keep cracking up at them falling asleep on the eggs or in a corner and the startling themselves.

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No one is being identified so no different than our school photo stream.

Well, no, but isn't the issue around consent? If a photo is on your website you're supposed to get consent from the parent/guardian. Would video stream not follow the same sort of guidelines?

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Well, no, but isn't the issue around consent? If a photo is on your website you're supposed to get consent from the parent/guardian. Would video stream not follow the same sort of guidelines?

 

On our admissions form there is a tick box about marketing and images or videos. I will check but I am sure this is confirmed every other year if not annually and permission can be withdrawn at any time.

 

Our website, gallery and various social media channels would grind to a halt if we had to check with each and every parent if they were happy for a photo or collection of photos to go up.

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Well, no, but isn't the issue around consent? If a photo is on your website you're supposed to get consent from the parent/guardian. Would video stream not follow the same sort of guidelines?

 

No? If a child hasn't specifically requested to not be in photographs (which we take very seriously) then they are free to go on the website videos etc. That's how we have always played it here and have (Ofsted) outstanding safeguarding.

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