1. What this page is
EBA keeps some information so your practice works, shows your results and helps choose what you could try next. This page explains that in simpler words.
2. What EBA remembers
EBA may remember your name or nickname, avatar, age or school-year range, linked adults and approved tutor or class connections. It also remembers the questions you answer, your score, accuracy, time, activities, level, personal bests, assignments and progress.
3. Why EBA uses it
EBA uses this information to let you use your profile, show results, suggest a starting point or next activity, show work set by an approved adult, keep accounts safe and fix problems. Your results are not used to decide whether you can go to a school or earn a qualification.
4. Who can see it
A linked parent or guardian can see your EBA activity and settings. A tutor sees class information only after both the tutor and your parent or guardian approve the connection. If a leaderboard is switched on, the audience named in the setting may see your nickname, avatar, score, rank or achievement.
5. How recommendations work
EBA looks at things such as your answers, accuracy, time and earlier activities to suggest a level or next activity. Computers do this automatically. If something looks far too easy, too hard or wrong, tell your parent, guardian or tutor.
6. What EBA does not do
EBA does not sell your information, does not use your scores for third-party personalised adverts, does not let a tutor see your profile without approval, and does not expect you to accept legal terms or pay for a subscription.
7. How long EBA keeps it
When paid access ends, your scores and progress are kept for no more than 30 days. If the adult asks EBA to delete the account, it can usually be restored during the next 30 days. A profile unused for 12 months may be closed and deleted.
8. Your choices and questions
You can ask a parent, guardian or trusted adult to help you see information EBA has about you, fix wrong information, ask for deletion or raise a privacy or safety concern. You can also email support@exam-bytes.co.uk.
9. If something worries you
Stop using the feature and tell a trusted adult if anything on EBA or connected with an EBA tutor makes you worried, uncomfortable or unsafe. The Safeguarding page explains how to report a concern.