Upload - Reading for Pleasure

IMPORTANT: You must comply with the professional ethics outlined here
In sharing examples of your research inspired practice it is important that your upload reflects professional ethics in this area. If you are working in an educational setting you’ll be familiar with these requirements, they will be stated in your organisation’s policy and you will need to comply with them.
This website’s policy draws on this good practice. So your upload will need to:
1.Avoid naming children in your write up
Readers will be interested in what you tried out in your setting and the outcomes, but they won’t need to know who the individuals were. Providing a name could lead to children being identified.
2. Only include photos of people, including children, where they or their parents have given their permission.
This would normally be given by parents and children in response to a request from your school. So check out who is on record as willing to be included in photographs, and that this covers websites. Your school office should be able to clarify this for you.   
3.Check photographs of school displays or children’s work do not inadvertently include names or photos.
Sometimes a photo of children’s work can really demonstrate what they have achieved in a way a description can’t. But please check that the display doesn't inadvertently provide the name and photo of a child whose parents have not given permission.
We hope to see lots of illustrations of learning and teaching in your uploads. The best uploads will show children who are happy to read and happy to be photographed! They will showcase vibrant and imaginative practice that others will be keen to learn from. By following the requirements above we can share our practice safely.

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