Plain-English Summary
SiSat is built for schools, teachers and ES staff. People may upload or share resources they trust to be safe for use in schools. If content is unsafe, inappropriate, unlawful, or breaches policy, you can report it and we’ll review it.
- If you see content that shouldn’t be on SiSat, report it using our support page.
- We can remove or restrict content (sometimes immediately) if it fails school/government standards.
- Users are responsible for what they upload, including privacy and copyright.
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1. Purpose of SiSat
SiSat is a collaborative digital platform designed to support Schools, Teachers, Education Support (ES) staff, and approved education-related users by helping to improve day-to-day workflows, compliance, communication, and operational efficiency.
Users may create, upload, share, or store content including (but not limited to) documents, images, procedures, templates, training materials, and other resources that they would reasonably expect to be safe and appropriate within a school environment. SiSat is a hosting and facilitation service. While we do not actively monitor all content, we take trust and safety seriously.
2. User Responsibility
By using SiSat, all users agree to:
- Act responsibly and professionally
- Comply with all applicable laws and relevant departmental/school policies
- Follow the SiSat Code of Conduct and Terms of Use
- Ensure that any content uploaded/shared is appropriate for a school context
- Ensure content does not breach privacy, confidentiality, or copyright obligations
Users remain solely responsible for the content they submit, upload, or share through the platform.
3. Prohibited and Restricted Content
Content may be objected to or removed if it includes, but is not limited to:
- Material that is illegal, unlawful, or promotes unlawful activity
- Content that breaches privacy, confidentiality, or data protection obligations
- Copyright-infringing material uploaded without appropriate permission
- Offensive, abusive, discriminatory, harassing, or threatening content
- Sexually explicit, violent, or otherwise inappropriate material for a school environment
- Misinformation that may pose a safety, compliance, or operational risk
- Content that does not meet applicable Government, Departmental, or School standards
4. Content Objection Process
If you believe content hosted on SiSat is inappropriate, unsafe, unlawful, or otherwise objectionable, you may submit a content objection by using the in-platform reporting tools (where available) or by contacting SiSat support.
Please include (where possible):
- A clear description of the content
- The reason for the objection
- Any relevant context (e.g. policy, legal, or safety concerns)
5. Takedown and Enforcement
SiSat reserves the right to:
- Remove, restrict, or disable access to any content at our sole discretion
- Act immediately where content presents a risk to safety, legality, or compliance
- Temporarily or permanently suspend user access for serious or repeated breaches
- Retain copies of removed content where required for legal, compliance, or audit purposes
Takedown actions may occur with or without prior notice, particularly where urgent action is required.
6. No Endorsement of User Content
Content uploaded or shared by users does not represent endorsement, approval, or verification by SiSat. SiSat does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or suitability of user-generated content and accepts no liability for reliance placed on such content by other users.
8. Policy Updates
This policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in law, technology, or platform use. Continued use of SiSat constitutes acceptance of the current version of this policy.
9. Contact
For content objections, takedown requests, or policy enquiries, please contact SiSat through the official support channels listed on the platform. (Tip: include the page link and a short description so we can act quickly.)