Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy describes how Rebecca Enock Assessment & Inclusion collects, uses, and safeguards your personal data. As a specialist dyslexia assessment service, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of confidentiality and data security.

The following sections detail our professional compliance with UK legislation, including the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. If you have any questions regarding your information or how it is processed during the diagnostic assessment journey, please contact us directly for further clarification or specialist advice.

Professional Standards

Rebecca Enock Assessments is owned and operated by Rebecca Enock, a specialist dyslexia assessor holding a current Assessment Practising Certificate (APC) awarded by PATOSS (Professional Association of Teachers of Students with Specific Learning Difficulties).

Assessments are conducted in accordance with current professional standards, ethical guidelines, and applicable UK legislation relating to data protection and confidentiality.

Assessment Information

As part of the assessment process, I may collect and process information including:

Personal and contact details
Educational history
School reports and attainment data
Information provided by parents, schools, colleges or employers (with your consent)
Previous assessment reports
Medical or developmental information relevant to understanding a person's learning profile
Notes made during interviews and assessments
Standardised assessment scores
Diagnostic conclusions and recommendations
Copies of the final assessment report

This information enables me to complete a comprehensive diagnostic assessment and provide appropriate recommendations.

Confidentiality

All information shared with Rebecca Enock Assessments is treated as confidential. Assessment reports are provided only to the client, parent/carer, or the individual commissioning the assessment unless written consent is given for them to be shared with another person or organisation, or disclosure is required by law or safeguarding obligations.

Report Storage

Diagnostic reports and assessment records are retained securely in line with UK GDPR, professional requirements, and insurance obligations.

Electronic records are stored using secure, password-protected systems with appropriate safeguards against unauthorised access.

Special Category Data

Diagnostic assessments require the processing of special category personal data relating to health, learning differences, educational needs, and cognitive functioning.

This information is processed only where necessary for the assessment, with your explicit consent where required, and in accordance with Article 9 of the UK GDPR.