General
Quainton Hall recognises its duty of care in regard to website user data. Data is only collected and processed when necessary. We will never sell or otherwise distribute website user data.
Relevant legislation
This website is designed to comply with:
UK Data Protection Act 1988
EU Data Protection Directive 1995
EU General Data Protection Regulation 2018
Personal information collected by this website
Site visitor tracking – We use Google Analytics to record and measure how our website is used – this records information on which pages are visited, how long visitors spend on each page, and which links are clicked on. We don’t store any personal information and no information can personally identify any user. You can opt out of Google Analytics cookies
Email links – When using email links in this website, no data is stored by the website
Cookies
When using the Quainton Hall website, small files – known as cookies – are put onto your computer to collect information about how you use the website. We use these cookies to see how you use the website so we can continue to make improvements. The data collected is never used to identify you personally.
When you visit the website for the first time you will be shown a cookie consent box. You will not see this again unless you clear your browser data, visit from a different browser, or visit from a different computer.
Cookie information, purpose and expiry information is detailed at the bottom of this page.
Please refer to the John Lyon School Cookie Notice for further information on the school’s cookie policy.
Server information
This website is hosted by the School’s website developers, MSO.
Third-party data processors
Changes to policy
Changes to this privacy policy will be made to this page as and when necessary.
Our website sets the following cookies
| NAME | PURPOSE | EXPIRES |
| AWSELB | Used to send traffic to same server on the load balancer | 1 day |
| cookieconsent_status | Used to know that the user has dismissed the cookie notification message | 1 year |
| wfvt_ | Cookie set by Wordfence Security WordPress Plugin which notes information about your general geographic location | 15 minutes |
| _ga | This helps us count how many people visit by tracking if you’ve visited before | 2 years |
| _gat | Used to manage the rate at which page view requests are made | 10 minutes |
| _gid | This helps us count how many people visit by tracking if you’ve visited before | 24 hours |
At Quainton Hall we concur with educational theorists who emphasise the importance of the creative mind and ‘emotional intelligence’ and ‘wellbeing’ – the need to develop the whole personality and children’s imaginations especially. Drama has the power to liberate the mind.
We encourage all Quainton Hall pupils to become healthy, independent and responsible members of society. 
Art is an integral part of Quainton Hall’s curriculum, providing our pupils with a unique means of expressing their ideas by allowing them to explore new thoughts and give life to their creative minds.
History is taught throughout the School and pupils are encouraged to find out about events and peoples.
Planet Earth is our only home. It is an mind-blowing, diverse and constantly changing place of awesome beauty and power. 
French is the language of our nearest neighbours, probably the easiest foreign language for English speakers to learn and, after English, one of the most widely-learned languages worldwide.
• What is religion?
The core of every science lesson at Quainton Hall is about developing every pupil’s curiosity in the world around them. 
We provide a wide range of sporting activities and opportunities for all children.
At Quainton Hall, Computing covers the use of electronic technology in all its forms, including computers and other communication devices.
Mathematics is a key subject for children of all ages at Quainton Hall.
English is taught using lively and creative methods through a variety of texts and resources incorporating ICT from Pre-Prep onwards.