A high school in Conwy county is investigating after an apparent data breach. The breach was reported by a parent over the weekend.
Parent Rob Buglass, who had a pupil at the school, said he received multiple files after requesting information from the school. He had wanted to see any information they held in relation to him, his wife and their son.
He said he waited two months for a after being in dispute with the school.
He added: "As you can imagine I received many files. One file with 162 pages had 17 pages with the names of 59 different kids names mentioned I counted. Many known to us."
It is understood they all relate to Year 9 pupils. He said it included teachers' on pupils - with some of those negative.
He added: "The issue is none of the 17 pages should have been sent to me."
A spokesperson for Ysgol John Bright said: "I can confirm that the school is aware of a data breach. We are currently investigating the incident in compliance with our Data Protection policy."
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