Your information
What this site collects,
and what it does not.
Booking an appointment means handing over details about your child. This page says exactly what happens to them, in plain terms rather than legal ones.
Booking an appointment records the parent or guardian's name, email address and phone number, the child's name and date of birth, the service requested, and the appointment time. Every one of those is used to hold the slot and to confirm it back to you.
The clinic also records which website a booking came through, so that a booking can be traced if a family says one was never confirmed.
Your email address and phone number are held so the clinic can reach you about the appointment. They are not passed to a messaging or email service: the clinic does not currently send automated appointment messages, and this page will say so before it starts.
Appointment details are stored in the clinic's own database and are visible to clinic staff through the practice system. They are not sold, not shared for advertising, and not passed to anyone outside the clinic's care for your child.
To see what the clinic holds about your family, correct it, or have it deleted, call the clinic and ask. There is no form for it — a phone call reaches the people who can actually do it.
This site uses Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages are read, which means Google sets cookies in your browser. Advertising personalisation and Google's cross-device signals are both switched off, so your visit is not used to build an advertising profile of you. Analytics never receives your child's details or your contact details: those are sent straight to the clinic's own system and appear in no page address.