For many schools, public social media once felt like the easiest way to celebrate student success. A photo from sports day, a quick post about an academic award, a short video from the school musical — all shared instantly with the wider community. But times have changed. With tighter regulations, stronger privacy expectations, and growing awareness around student data protection, schools are being asked to
Communicate Safely in School is changing — fast. What once relied heavily on public social media platforms is now facing growing restrictions, tighter regulation, and increased scrutiny around privacy, child safety, and data protection. For schools, this shift has introduced a new challenge: how to stay connected with parents and communities while operating within increasingly restricted digital environments. Parents still expect timely updates. Staff still