Privacy-first media management platform for schools earns global recognition amid rising digital safety concerns
Australian privacy tech company pixevety has won the Data Protection/Privacy Initiative of the Year award at the 2025 British Data Awards, held last night at The Brewery in London.
The win places the ISO 27001-certified edtech firm among the UK’s most forward-thinking data innovators. pixevety’s solution enables schools to securely manage photos and videos of students in line with Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) and UK GDPR, delivering a consent-driven platform that prioritizes student safety and data integrity.
“This recognition affirms our mission to place privacy at the heart of education technology—globally.”
— Colin Anson, CEO & Co-Founder, pixevety
“This award is a testament to our team’s dedication to placing privacy at the forefront of educational technology,” said Colin Anson, CEO and Co-Founder of pixevety. “We have only recently entered the UK market and are honoured to be recognised among the UK’s leading data innovators. Our commitment to supporting schools and protecting their communities across the world is unwavering.”
The 2025 edition of the British Data Awards saw a record 448 entries from start-ups, government bodies, universities, and FTSE 100 companies. pixevety’s selection highlights the growing demand for privacy-first solutions in the education sector, especially in an era of increasing digital exposure for minors.
Trusted by schools globally, pixevety’s platform offers seamless integration, real-time media tagging, and consent workflows that help institutions meet privacy obligations without compromising on engagement or communication.