GDPR compliance in EdTech: Why organisations need to act now

The ICO's latest EdTech review uncovered 596 compliance issues across 28 providers, with concerns spanning children's data, transparency, AI, governance and data protection by design.

For organisations handling children's personal data, the message is clear: regulators expect robust compliance, transparency and accountability. The risk is no longer theoretical.

Join us for an interactive workshop designed specifically for EdTech organisations. We'll help you identify where the greatest risks lie, understand what the ICO's findings mean in practice, and explore the steps you can take now to strengthen your position.

We’re pleased to be running two workshop sessions, taking place in Leeds on 23 September and London on 7 October. Please register for the venue most convenient for you.

This is a practical, discussion-led session designed to help you sense-check your approach, ask questions relevant to your organisation and leave with clear, actionable next steps.

Select your preferred seminar location and register your place below. Places are limited to encourage discussion.

If you have a questions, please contact Hannah Evans.

What you'll gain:

• A clear understanding of the ICO's key findings and priorities

• Practical insight into the areas most likely to create regulatory risk

• The opportunity to benchmark your current approach against emerging expectations

• Access to legal specialists who advise EdTech businesses on data protection and compliance

During the workshop we will:

• Break down each of the ICO's key areas of concern

• Explore what they mean in practice for your organisation

• Highlight common compliance gaps and risk areas

• Share practical steps to assess and reduce your risk