Use only what is necessary and authorised
Teachers and organisations decide what to submit. BrightCore asks that student information is limited to what the selected feature needs and that the educator has authority to use it.
Trust, safety & compliance
Built for the realities of education.
BrightCore is built for educators who want practical help without handing over professional judgement. Our policies explain the boundaries clearly, so schools and teachers can decide whether the workspace fits their setting.
What this means in practice
Each statement below links directly to the relevant passage in BrightCore's authoritative policies. The hub summarises; the documents govern.
Teachers and organisations decide what to submit. BrightCore asks that student information is limited to what the selected feature needs and that the educator has authority to use it.
AI outputs can be incomplete or inaccurate. Educators review every output, check it for factual and age suitability, then edit, share or set it aside using their professional judgement.
BrightCore is an educator workspace. Children must not create accounts or use the service independently, and the platform is not an unattended decision-maker for significant decisions about a child.
BrightCore must not be used as the official system for safeguarding, medical or diagnostic information, formal special educational needs assessments, biometric data, government identifiers, home addresses or criminal-allegation records.
The Privacy Policy records that BrightCore does not sell personal data or use student data for behavioural advertising or credit decisions. Google API data has its own use and deletion notice.
Our approach
Read the plain-English overview, then follow each link to the authoritative passage. This page explains; the documents govern.
Privacy & data protection
Educators and organisations decide what information to submit. BrightCore's Privacy Policy explains the information we process, the roles of customers and BrightCore, how it is used and how people can exercise applicable rights.
Security & privacy
BrightCore describes measures intended to protect information against unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure or loss. The authoritative policy is deliberately clear about the limits of any online service.
Responsible AI
BrightCore uses AI-assisted systems to produce drafts. Outputs may be incomplete, inaccurate or unsuitable, so educators review them before deciding whether they should be used or shared.
Teacher control
BrightCore can help plan, create, revise and adapt teaching materials. The educator remains responsible for checking factual, curricular and age suitability and for deciding what belongs in the classroom.
Student & child privacy
BrightCore is designed for educators. Children must not create accounts or use the service independently. Users should submit only necessary, authorised information and avoid using BrightCore for prohibited sensitive student records.
For schools & organisations
Schools and organisations can review BrightCore's privacy approach, processing terms, provider list and Google API data-use notice. Contact the team if you need help understanding which documents apply to your setting.
Legal & policies
This hub is an overview layer. The Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and related notices remain the authoritative source for BrightCore's responsibilities, customer responsibilities and processing details.
The full record
Our legal documents remain the authoritative source for terms, responsibilities, processing details, cookies, Google API use and providers.
For DPA countersigning requests, data subject rights requests or questions about these documents, contact the BrightCore team.
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