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Annual Report 2023-24

Leeds Conservatoire is a wholly owned subsidiary of Luminate Education Group and has a shared Access Agreement up to the 2018-19 academic year. Since 2019, Leeds Conservatoire has agreed a separate Access and Participation Plan with the Office for Students. You can download and read all our Access and Participation Plans from 2014 onwards here:

Leeds Conservatoire is committed to becoming a net zero organisation by 2035, as outlined in Luminate Education Group’s Climate Emergency and Sustainable Development Pledge.

Data protection subject access requests

Staff, students and other users of the conservatoire have the right to access any personal data that is held about them in any form.
 
Requests for access to personal information to be supplied under the Data Protection Act may be made by contacting [email protected] or by writing to the address above. An applicant may only request information relating to themself. The conservatoire is obliged to respond to Subject Access Requests within one month.

Consent Procedure

Data Protection Impact Assessment Procedure

Data Protection Policy - GDPR

Data Records Retention Management

Data Retention Of Records Procedure

Information Security Event Checklist Template

Personal Data Breach Notification Procedure

Privacy Procedure

Reporting Personal Data Breaches Procedure

Staff Privacy Notice

Student Privacy Notice

Subject Access Privacy Procedure

Subject Access Request

Subject Access Request Procedure

Subject Consent Withdrawl Form

Withdrawl Of Consent Procedure

Our up to date EDI reports and policies can be found here.

Leeds Conservatoire is a company limited by guarantee with charitable status, Registered in England and Wales. Company number 07596410 Leeds Conservatoire is an exempt charity under Part 3 of the Charities Act 2011, regulated by the Secretary of State through the Office for Students.

Leeds Conservatoire is part of the Luminate Education Group

The Freedom of Information Act gives the public a general right of access to information held by Luminate Education Group (and other public authorities).

The group is obliged to respond in writing within 20 working days to specific requests from any individual. You can expect the group, in its response, to: state whether it holds information of the type requested, and, if so, then, subject to certain exemptions (including Data Protection principles), communicate it to you.

You may make a request for information regarding Luminate Education Group in writing to:

Melanie Halstead
Director of Governance
t: 0113 235 4498
e: [email protected]

The Model Publication Scheme provides a list of the information routinely published by educational institutions which the ICO expects them to make available unless:

  • They do not hold the information
  • The information is exempt under one of the FOI exemptions or Environmental Information Regulations (EIRs) exceptions, or its release is prohibited under another statute
  • The information is archived, out of date or otherwise inaccessible; or, it would be impractical or resource-intensive to prepare the material for routine release

The Model Publication Scheme and definition document can be downloaded by following the links from https://ico.org.uk/

Information to be made available by the group

The information the group routinely publish falls into the following categories – these have been determined by the ICO:

  • Who we are and what we do
  • What we spend and how we spend it
  • What our priorities are and how we are doing
  • How we make decisions
  • Our policies and procedures
  • Lists and registers
  • The services we offer

Charges for information

The group may make a reasonable charge for information which is not available on its website. Where a charge is to be made this will be notified in advance.

Some of these policies are past their review date, however they are still the current policies until they have been reviewed. 

 

A copy of Leeds Conservatoire’s Student Protection Plan, approved by the Office for Students and updated in July 2024 is available below:

Disclaimer

All information regarding fees and other related information are current but are subject to change for unforeseen reasons at the Conservatoires absolute discretion. Please check with the Conservatoire for the latest fee information. Government policy on entitlement to fee reductions and tax or benefit rules is subject to change. The information printed reflects the Conservatoires understanding at this time but students should check the current position and their personal circumstances before committing to a course. Students are required to pay fees by the due date and failure to do so could lead to your results not being presented to the relevant examination board, and therefore result in you not receiving your certificate.

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