• Skip to content
  • Skip to navigation
  • Skip to footer
Mobile Header
John Taylor High School
  • Contact Us
  • Visit our Website
  • News Feed
  • Newsletter Archive
  • Subscribe to Newsletter
  • School Calendar
  • Like us on Facebook
  • Follow us on Twitter
  • Schoolzine App
  • Print Newsletter
John Taylor High School

PDF Details

Newsletter QR Code

Dunstall Road
Barton under Needwood Burton Upon Trent DE13 8AZ
Subscribe: https://jths.co.uk/subscribe

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 01283 247 800
Fax: 01283 247 799

John Taylor High School

Dunstall Road,
Barton under Needwood,
Burton Upon Trent, DE13 8AZ

Phone: 01283 247 800
General queries: [email protected]
Student Absence Line : 01283 376751

Headteacher: Mr J Blanchenot

Chair of Governors: Mr. D Martin
email: [email protected]
c/o school address

SENDCo: Mr A Smith
email:
[email protected]


John Taylor MAT
c/o Branston Locks Primary and Nursery School,
Shire Way,
Branston Locks,
Burton upon Trent,
Staffordshire,
DE13 9WU

(Google Maps, navigate to  DE13 9GA & Not DE13 9WU)

E: [email protected]
T: 01543 761062

  • Contact Us
  • Visit our Website
  • News Feed
  • Newsletter Archive
  • Subscribe to Newsletter
  • School Calendar
  • Like us on Facebook
  • Follow us on Twitter
  • Schoolzine App

Upcoming Events

29 May
HOLIDAY: Half Term

All day

30 May
TRIP: Y12 CERN Geneva Visit

All day

30 May
HOLIDAY: Half Term

All day

31 May
TRIP: Y12 CERN Geneva Visit

All day

1 Jun
TRIP: Y12 CERN Geneva Visit

All day

2 Jun
TRIP: Y12 CERN Geneva Visit

All day

2 Jun
EXAMS: MAT assessment window (Eng&Maths Y7,8,9/Sci Y7,8/Hist&Geog Y7)

02 Jun 2025 - 06 Jun 2025

2 Jun
INDUCTION: Primary School Visits

02 Jun 2025 - 06 Jun 2025

2 Jun
WEEK B

02 Jun 2025 - 06 Jun 2025

2 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

2 Jun
PD: Personal Development Session

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM

3 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

3 Jun
MEETING: House Council

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

4 Jun
INDUCTION: SEN Activity Day

All day

4 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

5 Jun
INDUCTION: Y6 Settling in Session LRC

All day

5 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

5 Jun
MEETING: House Leaders

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

6 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

7 Jun
EVENT:Eid al-Adha

All day

9 Jun
INDUCTION: Primary School Visits

09 Jun 2025 - 13 Jun 2025

9 Jun
REPORTS: Y12 Data incl Trail Exam results published

All day

9 Jun
WEEK A

09 Jun 2025 - 13 Jun 2025

9 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

9 Jun
PD: Personal Development Session

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM

9 Jun
EVENT: Y7 Employability Skills Week

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

9 Jun
HOUSE MATCH: Softball & Cricket

11:30 AM - 1:10 PM

9 Jun
HOUSE MATCH: Softball & Cricket

2:00 PM - 3:40 PM

10 Jun
TRIP: Y12 Economics Trip Westminster + Y12 Law Supreme Court

All day

10 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

10 Jun
HOUSE MATCH: Softball & Cricket

11:30 AM - 1:10 PM

11 Jun
TRIP: Y7 Space Centre

All day

11 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

11 Jun
HOUSE MATCH: Softball & Cricket

11:30 AM - 1:10 PM

12 Jun
INDUCTION: Y6 Settling in Session LRC

All day

12 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

12 Jun
MEETING: House Leaders

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

12 Jun
EVENT: Primary Y4 Dodge Ball in the Sports Hall

3:40 PM - 5:00 PM

13 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

16 Jun
EXAMS: MAT assessment window (Eng&Maths Y7,8,9/Sci Y7,8/Hist&Geog Y7)

16 Jun 2025 - 20 Jun 2025

16 Jun
WEEK B

16 Jun 2025 - 20 Jun 2025

16 Jun
TRIP: Y12 Business Trip

All day

16 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

16 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

16 Jun
PD: Personal Development Session

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM

17 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

17 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

17 Jun
TRIP: Y12 Geog field trip residential to Friday 20/6. Approx 35 pupils

9:00 AM - 3:40 PM

17 Jun
ASSEMBLY: House Assembly - Sherwood

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

18 Jun
TRIP: 6th Form Management Games

All day

18 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

18 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

18 Jun
ASSEMBLY: House Assembly - Kingstone

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

18 Jun
TRIP: Y12 Geog field trip residential to Friday 20/6. Approx 35 pupils

9:00 AM - 3:40 PM

19 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

19 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

19 Jun
TRIP: Y12 Geog field trip residential to Friday 20/6. Approx 35 pupils

9:00 AM - 3:40 PM

19 Jun
MEETING: House Leaders

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

19 Jun
ASSEMBLY: House Assembly - Marchington

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

19 Jun
EVENT: Celebration Assembly

2:15 PM - 3:40 PM

19 Jun
EVENT: Art, Design and Technology Exhibition KS4,5

5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

20 Jun
REPORTS: Y8 Snapshot Download

All day

20 Jun
EXAMS: GCSE Last date of Exams

All day

20 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

20 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

20 Jun
ASSEMBLY: House Assembly - Needwood

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

20 Jun
TRIP: Y12 Geog field trip residential to Friday 20/6. Approx 35 pupils

9:00 AM - 3:40 PM

23 Jun
EXAMS: MAT assessment window (Eng&Maths Y7,8,9/Sci Y7,8/Hist&Geog Y7) - Copy

23 Jun 2025 - 27 Jun 2025

23 Jun
WEEK A

23 Jun 2025 - 27 Jun 2025

23 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

23 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

23 Jun
PD: Personal Development Session

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM

24 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

24 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

24 Jun
TRIP: Y9 Wincanton

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

25 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

25 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

25 Jun
EVENT: Community Tea (combined with Sports Day)

All day

25 Jun
EVENT: SPORTS DAY 3:3 day (no assembly)

9:00 AM - 3:40 PM

26 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

26 Jun
EXAMS: Y10 Mocks

All day

26 Jun
MEETING: House Leaders

9:00 AM - 9:25 AM

26 Jun
PARENTS' EVENING: Y8 - online

4:30 PM - 7:30 PM

27 Jun
TRIP: D of E (Year 9)

All day

27 Jun
TRIP: Y8 PGL to Boreatton Park

All day

27 Jun
EXAMS: A Level & GCSE

All day

27 Jun
EVENT: Year 12 JTMAT Leadership Day

9:00 AM - 3:40 PM

27 Jun
EVENT: Sixth Form Ball

7:00 PM - 11:59 PM

28 Jun
TRIP: D of E (Year 9)

All day

28 Jun
TRIP: Y8 PGL to Boreatton Park

All day

29 Jun
TRIP: D of E (Year 9)

All day

29 Jun
TRIP: Y8 PGL to Boreatton Park

All day

Useful Forms

Data Collection Sheet

16-19 Bursary Application Form.pdf


Schoolzine

For more information
contact Schoolzine

www.schoolzine.co.uk
0800 0699695

Weekly Information - Friday 14th March 2025

  • Hot Chocolate with the Head
  • Hot Chocolate with the Head 14/03/25
  • Comic Relief: Friday 21st March
  • Year 12 students discover Post-18 options
  • Science trip to the UK Atomic Energy Authority
  • Science Live Trip
  • National Young Carers Day
  • Tickets selling fast! Book yours now!
  • Year 11 GCSE English Literature and Language Revision Seminar at Birmingham University
  • Public Forum - Policing
  • JTMAT Exceptional Achievement Award
  • Year 11 Leavers Hoodies - Order Now
  • Polite reminder for PE kits
  • Calling All Singers - South Derbyshire Music Centre

Hot Chocolate with the Head

The following students celebrated their achievements with Mr Blanchenot this week, congratulations to them all!

Katie  13S
Eve 13F
Joseph 12F
Souvik 13H
Hugh 13T
Ava 13F
Areesh 13J
Jiana 12X
Paige 12X
Henry 12J
Fleurella 12X
Muhammad 13S
Momina 12F
0
Share this:

Hot Chocolate with the Head 14/03/25

During this week's ‘Hot Chocolate with the Head’, Mr. Blanchenot took time to recognise our school's aspiring young scientists.

Ava, Katie, Areesh, Hugh, Muhammad, Souvik, Eve, Fleurella, Momina, Paige, Henry, Joe and Jaina were all nominated by Mr Kelly for their outstanding efforts in the British Biology Olympiad, bringing home Gold, Silver & Bronze medals.

Mr Blanchenot spoke with Katie & Ava today who explained that they had to complete two 45-minute online tests. It assessed their wider biological knowledge beyond the A-level Biology specification. Mr Blanchenot acknowledged their perseverance, innovative thinking and outstanding achievements in successfully completing the tasks. The timing of this recognition couldn't have been better, as schools across the country are celebrating National Science Week.

IMG_3713.jpgThe British Biology Olympiad is an optional, extracurricular challenge run by UKBC (UK Biology Competitions) in conjunction with the Royal Society of Biology and Warwick University. It provides an excellent opportunity to highlight the importance of scientific discovery and inspire the next generation of researchers, engineers, and problem-solvers.

18,533 students from 1053 schools participated this year. Certificates were awarded as follows:

Certificate

Score (%)

% of students nationally

Gold 

57.31

5

Silver 

51.94

10

Bronze

48.08

15

Highly commended

45.17

15

Commended

42.56

15

 Katie achieved Gold, which means she's eligible for the team selection round to represent the UK at the International Biology Olympiad should she wish! All those that participated also received a free annual membership to the Royal Society of Biology.

Well done to you everyone, we hope you enjoyed your hot chocolate & goodies!

 

Year 13 Celebration
3
Share this:

Comic Relief: Friday 21st March

Comic Relief is 40 years old this year - and we are going to celebrate its inaugural year: 1985! We are encouraging all students to get involved and raise money for this incredible charity. Take a look below at what's happening across school. 

467781526_10162030549619455_8180003595414071338_n.png
Monday 17th, Tuesday 18th and Wednesday 19th
Movie Lunchtimes: 
(This is for Year 7, 8 & 9 pupils only)
As it's the 40th anniversary, we are going to present the iconic 1985 film ‘Back to the Future' during lunchtime in P1. 50p entry fee. Students welcome to eat lunch or snacks whilst watching.
Friday 21st March
Cake Sale: 
(This is for ALL pupils)
Any cake donations from students will be greatly appreciated, but these MUST be shop-bought, with the ingredients clearly listed for allergy reasons. They can be dropped off with reception on Friday morning. The cake sale will be taking place in the Lower Link Block during Lunchtime, students to bring cash for purchasing.
Non-School Uniform: 
(This is for Sixth Form students only)
Clothing must be appropriate and a suggested £1 donation is to be brought in and handed to form-tutors in the morning. 
"Wear something Red Day":
(This is for Year 7 - 11 pupils only) 
Pupils can wear an item of red clothing (socks/scarf/hairband/jumper), but must be worn with normal school uniform, including tie and blazer as usual. Suggested £1 donation to be brought in if participating and again, handed to form-tutors in the morning. 

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Events
2
Share this:

Year 12 students discover Post-18 options

The University and Apprenticeship Fair at Leicester City Football Club
This week all students in Year 12 were given the opportunity to attend the University and Apprenticeship fair at Leicester City Football Stadium in order to gain an insight into Post 18 options and interacting with representatives from Universities and Apprenticeship providers. These included the Army, Aldi, Police, RAF, City Saint Georges, Hospitals of Leicester, Tempton, Cooper Parry. In addition there were a range of talks on topics including 'Degree Apprenticeships' 'Student Finance' 'Studying Law' and 'What a Russell Group University was'. Students left the venue with a good sense of the range of opportunities that were available and which opportunities they would, and indeed would not like to look at in the future. Students made the following comments about the event:
_4601894870644877180.jpgSafi: 'The apprenticeship talk gave really valuable information and from this I learnt the importance of doing additional tasks such as MOOCs to stand out.'
Chloe: 'I enjoyed the variety in universities between Russell group and non Russell group who we could speak to and were able to tell me the specific grades needed for the courses.' 
Kyla: 'The seminars were really useful, it was a great way to get an in depth understanding of what goes on at Uni.'  
I was also pleased as the Head of Year to hear incredibly positive comments from both staff of other schools and the venue. It is safe to say that the students attending in their School Dress Code was noted in a positive way and from the conversations I had it was commented that this created a good image of the students themselves which carried through into the conversations the students had with the different stalls. It was additionally pleasing to hear from staff of another school how impressed they were of our students, it is safe to say that Year 12 truly embodied our school values and represented our school community in the best light. 
This trip forms part of our post KS5 options programme alongside external talks which have already and will continue to occur from Universities and workplaces. From May, students will utilise form time to begin their applications to Post 18 providers as well as partaking in Work Experience before the end of Year 12. It was encouraging to hear how many students were engaging with their Post 18 research and it is important that they are using their time now to look into opportunities and attend events such as open days in their own time.
For students who missed a seminar they wanted to go to or want to listen to it again these have been made available here; Events Seminars - StudentStreamin addition the digital copy of the event brochure can be found here: App Brochure this is full of useful articles and videos for students considering going to university or taking an apprenticeship.
Oxbridge Application Workshop
In addition on Monday of this week Year 12 students were given the opportunity to meet with a representative from the University of Cambridge, 21 students took this opportunity and had a valuable talk on the application process for an Oxbridge Institution and how it differs to the regular UCAS process as well as an opportunity to ask questions. The University of Cambridge representative was incredibly impressed with the depth of questions asked and commented on the fact that the questions were well thought out and clearly showed not only a maturity but a depth of understanding and awareness of the requirements for an Oxbridge application. I look forward to supporting these students in their Oxbridge journey if this is the route they choose. 
Written by Mr Rostron, Head of Year 12. 
Year 12 Trips
0
Share this:

Science trip to the UK Atomic Energy Authority

During an exciting trip to the UK Atomic Energy Authority, Year 10 & 12 pupils got a firsthand look at groundbreaking fusion, energy and sustainability power. At the JET facility, they learned how scientists are working to create clean and sustainable power, and the future plans for ITER; an international experiment that aims to demonstrate the feasibility of large-scale fusion energy.
The visit was perfectly timed during British Science Week, giving students the unique opportunity to explore the upcoming STEP programme and how we must change and adapt to meet our energy needs. This innovative project aims to build a prototype fusion plant and create a UK-led fusion industry that will help secure our future on this planet. Students were fascinated to learn how fusion works. They saw how scientists use powerful equipment and learned about potential careers in this cutting-edge field of science and engineering.

Thank you to all the pupils for their incredible enthusiasm during the trip and for representing the school impeccably.

Gl3hE67XgAEhA3TGl3hE68WAAA4BMV17dbbb46-69b5-4286-a257-2d1a97b54456568b5e04-7e71-4818-a7a2-6ac16515fd31663f49b0-0eb8-4bcf-9ca0-bd8cdcb31233092266cf-c920-43a8-8666-148adaf45d68b0823cc0-902c-4e47-969f-81784d706ab6b8160870-ee45-45a3-bb6c-823005e19312c6794db6-e392-43c8-9bfa-b1ee4ef91c7bd4cdb89d-86cf-4408-b2fe-2f604b237aa8Gl3hE6_WIAAUiMMGl3hE7FXMAA20Wl

Year 10 Year 12 Trips
1
Share this:

Science Live Trip

A Day of Discovery!

Our Year 10 pupils experienced an incredible day of scientific exploration at the GCSE Science Live event in Sheffield on Wednesday 5th March.

Under the guidance of Mrs. Hadley, 48 young scientists had the unique opportunity to interact with five of Britain's leading science professionals who are pushing the boundaries of modern research. These experts not only shared their groundbreaking work but also provided valuable insights for exam success.

Rosie said, ‘The trip was informative and helpful…Dr Anna Ploszajski linked science the real world and also talked had useful tips regardless of if you want to go into the field of science.’

Noah said, ‘I enjoyed the trip because there were interesting talks about different subjects within science. I thought Professor Jim Al-Khalili was great, the topic he was talking about really stood out to me and was interesting.’

Mia said, ‘I had a good time with friends and learnt something new. I particularly enjoyed the talk from Dr. Tim Gabriel because his presentation was interactive.’

Arwen said, ‘It was interesting to see the different pathways Science can take me. I liked Dr Anna Ploszajski the most. I found her story relatable and reassured me that I could be successful.’

It was a joy for our teachers to see that the impact of the trip had generated a greater enthusiasm and curiosity for science amongst the pupils.  The experience helped students see the real-world applications of what they learn in the classroom.

thumbnail_IMG_4894thumbnail_76FDD138-0C79-4F16-83E0-DBABFFFA12DBthumbnail_IMG_4889thumbnail_IMG_4890thumbnail_IMG_489356ac0f2f-5045-46e6-a557-991ada71fd98

To find out more about the day, visit: Home | Science live!

Year 10
0
Share this:

National Young Carers Day

IMG_3681.jpgYoung Carers Action Day is an important awareness event that shines a light on young people who take care of family members or friends. These remarkable people, who make up about one in every eight children, provide unpaid care to loved ones who need help due to illness, disability, age, mental health challenges, or other conditions.

Today at lunchtime, Mrs. Appleton and Mrs. Harrison from the safeguarding team helped spread awareness by distributing information, pencils and KitKat bars, symbolising this year's theme of 'Give Me a Break'  which highlights how important it is for young carers to get rest and time for themselves.

Many students might not realise they're considered young carers, thinking they're just being helpful to their family members. A young carer might help with daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, giving medicine, or providing emotional support. Mrs. Appleton, who serves as the Young Carer Champion at the school, works closely with pupils who have these responsibilities. Being a young carer can be challenging therefore essential for pupils to know they're not alone and that support is available.

The local community showed tremendous support for Young Carers Action Day, with local businesses like The Range in Burton, The Co-Op in Barton, and Morrisons in Burton donating hundreds of KitKat bars to distribute to pupils. Staff members also generously donated too. This gesture represents more than just chocolate - it's a reminder that young carers deserve breaks and recognition for their invaluable contribution to their families and society. The day serves as a platform to advocate for better support systems and resources for young carers, ensuring they can balance their caring responsibilities with their education and personal well-being.

IMG_3690IMG_3678IMG_3687IMG_3686IMG_3685IMG_3683IMG_3684

For helpful resources, please visit our website and click on this link:

Young carers - Staffordshire County Council

Young Carers Service

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13
3
Share this:

Tickets selling fast! Book yours now!

As the date of the school production approaches, excitement is beginning to fill the air amongst pupils. Rehearsals have officially begun, and everyone is eager to showcase their talents.

rehearsals.jpg

The Creative Arts department were stunned at the pupils during their audition’s. Roles include singing, playing an instrument, dancing or acting. During the rehearsals the energy was high and there was a real sense of collaborative spirit. Guided by our talented teachers, the pupils are given feedback to perfect their performances, develop ways to overcome challenges, and build their confidence in performing.

The show is not just a chance to perform; it’s an opportunity for our pupils to celebrate their dedication, talent and creativity. With each rehearsal, the anticipation builds, and the students look forward to making unforgettable memories on stage!

Well done to you all, we are so excited for the show. See details below!

back_to_the_80s_poster.png

Extra-curricular activities
6
Share this:

Year 11 GCSE English Literature and Language Revision Seminar at Birmingham University

SnapRevise are offering students places to attend revision seminars at the University of Birmingham for their GCSE English Literature and Language exams.  These sessions will be on the 14th, 15th and 17th April. These sessions will be tiered towards students who are aiming for a grade 7 or above. If you are interested, click on the link below for more information and timings. Use the code ‘JTHS10’ at the checkout for 10% off ticket prices. This discount can also be used on all revision guides (not just English!)

Seminars – SnapRevise

Any questions, please email Miss Davis.

Year 11
1
Share this:

Public Forum - Policing

Police_Forum_20_March_V2.pdf
Police_Forum_20_March_V2 _pdf 243.70 KB

1
Share this:

JTMAT Exceptional Achievement Award

Dear Parents/Carers and Teachers,

img_2128.jpgIt is with great pleasure to announce that the nominations for the prestigious JTMAT Exceptional Achievement Award is now open. This award gives all John Taylor Multi Academy Trust (JT MAT) pupils the chance to be recognised for their extraordinary achievements both inside and outside of school. We are extremely proud of our students at John Taylor High School and hope that parents and teachers will nominate a pupil should they meet the criteria.

If the nomination is successful, winners will receive a special gold pin badge presented by Mr Donoghue OBE, CEO JTMAT via an online celebration. This is a wonderful way for students to share their achievements with the school community and gain recognition for their dedication and success.

The deadline to nominate a pupil is at 4pm on Friday 13th June 2025 and the online celebration will take place on Friday 11th July 2025 in Mr Blanchenot’s office.

We look forward to receiving the nominations and celebrating those pupils who strive for personal excellence!

Click here to make a nomination: Exceptional Achievement Nomination Letter

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Events Celebration
1
Share this:

Year 11 Leavers Hoodies - Order Now

Yr11 Leavers Hoodies are now available to be ordered via the link shown below. Orders must be made by Sunday 16th March to allow sufficient time for production. Any orders beyond this date will not be fulfilled.
Please note if the option of a nickname is chosen, this will be approved by school prior to printing. Any nicknames considered inappropriate will be removed and replaced with the students surname.
For any queries, please communicate directly with the shop.
https://myuniformltd.co.uk/leavers-hoodies-2025/john-taylor-high-school-leaver-hoodies-2025/
Samples are available for sizing in Upper School.
Thank you.
Upper School Team.
Year 11
6
Share this:

Polite reminder for PE kits

The PE Dept are kindly asking parents/pupils to consider donating any old girls/boys PE kit to the school so it can be used for spare. The PE Dept are extremely low on kit supplies so any additional items would be greatly appreciated. 

Thank you, Mr Hulley.

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11
3
Share this:

Calling All Singers - South Derbyshire Music Centre

'Calling All Singers'

I am contacting you on behalf of South Derbyshire Music Centre, based at The Pingle Academy in Swadlincote.  We are excited to announce our choir open evening on Tuesday 1st April, from 5:15pm till 7pm. It is an opportunity for all ages and to come and experience the magic of singing at SDMC.

Please have a look at the posters for more information.

SDMC_Open_Evening_PARENTS.jpg
SDMC_Open_Evening_times.jpg

 Any questions, please contact us via this email address.  

Many thanks,

Lesley Holt, SDMC Vice-Chair

Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13
1
Share this:
Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy