The General Data Protection (GDPR) is a EU law that came into effect on 25th May 2018 replacing the Data Protection Act 1998. It gives individuals greater control over their own personal data. Due to the nature of our business it is necessary for us to collect personal information about the children who attend as well as parents/carers and staff. All information about your child is held securely and appropriate safeguards are in place to prevent accidental loss.

Staff at Wild Things have access to your child’s records to enable them to do their jobs. Anyone with access to your child’s records is trained in confidentiality issues and is governed by a legal duty to keep their details secure. In some circumstances we may be required by law to release your child’s details to statutory or other official bodies for safeguarding purposes.

Cancellations

Our Adventure Club takes place in all weathers to help foster resilience however in the event that it is unsafe to enter the site i.e. extreme weather conditions such as wind then the session may be cancelled. In this instance we will inform parents and carers with as much notice as possible and if available another session will be offered or a full refund given. 

Health and Wellbeing

Our staff have the right to contact parents/carers if a child becomes unwell during adventure club. 

Our staff have the right to contact parents/carers to collect their child if they behave in a manner causing distress, upset or danger to themselves or other children and staff in attendance. 

DISCLAIMER

I understand the risks associated in the Wild Things Adventure Club activities and acknowledge that any accidents/incidents that occur are not to be held accountable by Wild Things or Forestry England.