Privacy

Clear information about the data EduRaasta uses.

EduRaasta is designed to help families research schools while keeping private account and child information separate from the public school directory.

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Public school information

School profiles may contain information from attributable public sources, information supplied by authorised school representatives, and clearly labelled verification records.

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Parent accounts

Account details, saved schools, child preferences and private planning information are used to provide parent features and are not published as part of a school profile.

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Enquiries are intentional

A school receives parent contact details only when the parent actively sends that school an admission enquiry, visit request or another supported message.

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Location is optional

If you choose “Use my location”, the browser location is used to find nearby schools. You can search by area without sharing device location.

Reviews & community

Parent reviews are moderated.

Reviews may be associated with an account for moderation and abuse prevention. Public display can use the reviewer's chosen display treatment rather than exposing private account details.

School representatives

Claimed profiles require authorised access.

School-administration information submitted for profile management is used to verify access, maintain school information and support the claim workflow.

Your choices

Keep control of what you share.

Search without an account

The public school search does not require sign-in.

Use location only when helpful

Area-based search remains available if you prefer not to share device location.

Report a concern

If school information or user-generated content needs review, use the relevant Parent or School Portal workflow so the record can be investigated.

Related information

How school data is verified

Our data policy explains the difference between public-source research, school-confirmed information and fields that are still awaiting verification.

Read the data policy →