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Articles for UK school business managers, bursars, and governors on the website systems that survive a KCSIE digital-safety review. Keeping Children Safe in Education shifted online-safety expectations into the school's own website and tooling — and the DPA 2018 sits behind every form your site renders. Practical posture: where your hosting sits, what trackers you load, what you publish and what you don't, and how to brief governors on it in plain English.
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Keeping Children Safe in Education names eight explicit website requirements for UK schools. This is the 2026 audit checklist — each requirement named, the audit-pass marker, and the concrete fix per.
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Independent UK schools, SEN providers, and tutoring services carry KCSIE safeguarding and child-data duties most agency-built sites silently fail. Here's where a typical school website breaks the rules — and what a week-long fix looks like.
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