Cookies Policy
Last updated: 21 September 2026
What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They store information such as preferences, login details or browsing behaviour. Similar technologies include pixels, web beacons and local storage that can access or store data on your device in comparable ways.
Why the site uses them
scooptrixel uses these technologies to ensure the site functions correctly, to remember user choices and to understand how visitors interact with content about Course A reporting and visual media production. This helps maintain reliable service for users in the United Kingdom.
Strictly necessary, functional, analytics, advertising and social-media categories
Strictly necessary cookies enable core features such as page loading and form submission. Functional cookies remember settings like language or layout preferences. Analytics cookies measure performance and user journeys. Advertising cookies support targeted content where permitted. Social-media cookies may facilitate sharing buttons from external platforms.
First-party versus third-party cookies
First-party cookies are set directly by scooptrixel and relate to our own domain. Third-party cookies are set by external providers such as analytics services or content delivery networks that support our visual media resources.
Session versus persistent cookies and retention
Session cookies last only while your browser is open and are deleted when you close it. Persistent cookies remain for a defined period, typically between 30 days and 24 months depending on purpose, after which they expire automatically.
Data handled and purpose of each category
Necessary cookies process basic navigation data. Functional cookies store user-selected preferences. Analytics cookies collect aggregated usage statistics. Advertising cookies may track interest signals for relevant promotions. All data is used solely to improve the Course A reporting and visual media guide experience.
Consent or exemption basis under UK law
Under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations and UK GDPR, strictly necessary cookies operate without consent. All other categories require prior opt-in consent obtained through our site-wide cookie banner. You may withdraw consent at any time without affecting prior lawful processing.
Cookie or provider table
The following providers are currently active: first-party session identifier for necessary operation lasting the session; Google Analytics for performance measurement with a 14-month retention; and video delivery services for functional playback with 30-day persistence. Full details appear in the consent manager interface.
How the consent manager works
The banner presented on first visit allows granular acceptance or rejection of each non-essential category. You can reopen the manager via the footer link to review or alter choices. Withdrawal of consent stops further collection from the affected categories immediately.
Browser-level controls
Most browsers permit deletion or blocking of cookies through settings menus. Disabling necessary cookies may prevent core functions such as contact-form submission from operating. Analytics and advertising features will cease if blocked, but the site remains usable for essential content.
International transfers
Some third-party providers may transfer data outside the United Kingdom. Appropriate safeguards such as standard contractual clauses are in place. Further information is available in our Privacy Policy, accessible from the footer.
Policy changes and contact route
We review this policy periodically. Material changes will be notified via the cookie banner or site notice. For questions about cookies please use the contact form on our Contacts page or write to [email protected] or 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF, United Kingdom.