Data Protection Academy: Mastering Subject Access Requests
Join us for a practical, interactive training session on subject access requests designed for the education and charity sectors.
Interactive training for the education and charity sectors
Managing subject access requests (SARs) can be one of the most time-consuming and complex aspects of data protection. This interactive training session is designed to give you clear, practical tools to handle SARs confidently and efficiently - with a focus on the challenges you face in the education and charity sectors.
Led by sector specialists, the training will cover:
- Taking a strategic approach
- When to seek ID and clarification
- Extending your response deadline appropriately
- Making effective, proportionate searches
- Applying key exemptions
- Handling safeguarding and health data with care
- Providing the required supplementary information
- Streamlining your processes to save time
- Key updates under the Data (Use and Access) Act
The session is hands-on, discussion-led, and designed to give you confidence in what to do, not just an overview of the rules. To support that, we're limiting spaces to ensure plenty of opportunity to ask questions and get involved.
Who should attend this session?
This training is ideal for data protection leads, DPOs, bursars, compliance officers, senior leaders and trustees working in schools, academy trusts, colleges, universities or charities.
Please note: This training is exclusively for employees, directors and trustees of schools, academy trusts, colleges, universities and charities, and is tailored specifically to cover the issues most relevant to the education and charity sectors. It is not open to organisations providing data protection services to these sectors.
A separate SAR training session open to organisations across all sectors will take place in March. Details of the March session can be found here.







