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Your Privacy at Prestbury

A simple guide for players

Last updated: 17 September 2026

We keep some information about you so we can coach you, keep you safe, help you develop and run the Academy properly. We should only use information we genuinely need and we should look after it carefully.

What we may know about you

Things like your name, age, team, attendance, football development, match information and contact details. We may also need health information such as allergies, medication, injuries or rehabilitation information so we can support you safely.

Who can see it

Not everyone can see everything. Coaches see information they need for their role. Medical and welfare information is more restricted. Some medical notes are kept confidential to authorised medical staff unless there is a reason to share them with you or your parent/carer.

Photos, Veo and social media

We sometimes record matches or training using Veo so coaches and players can learn from football. That does not automatically mean the video will be put on social media. Public photos and clips use separate media rules. On public youth lineup graphics we use your first name and the first letter of your surname by default.

AI tools

Some Academy tools can use AI to help staff draft or summarise information. A person still has to review important decisions. AI does not automatically decide whether you are selected, released, fit to play, disciplined or involved in a safeguarding outcome.

Your choices and rights

If you think something we hold about you is wrong, you are worried about how it is being used, or you want to understand who can see it, speak to a parent/carer, coach, welfare officer or another trusted Academy adult. Depending on your age and understanding, you may be able to exercise your own data-protection rights.

Want the full details?

You can read our full Privacy & Data Protection Notice, or ask an adult at the Academy to explain anything that is unclear.