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This means that the original fingerprint cannot be reconstructed from the data.
They (supplier) should offer alternative systems for families that want to opt out.
Schools cannot use biometric information for any reason other than for the express purpose for which it was collected.
To read the guidance go to www.becta.org.uk and search for biometric in the search box, or click on:-
Guidance on the use of biometric systems in schools
Guidance on how the Data Protection Act 1998 applies to the use of biometric data in schools is now available.
It advises schools to fully involve parents in any decision to introduce biometric or fingerprint technology to run cashless lunch queues, school libraries and attendance systems.
The guidance also underlines that head teachers and governing bodies should be clear and open with all parents and pupils about this and all aspects of their education.
Click on the explorer icon for more information from the Becta web site.
Biometric systems currently used in schools are based on fingerprint recognition technology.