Schools must store 15-day audiovisual footage under new CBSE rules
CBSE has issued fresh safety guidelines, mandating the installation of audiovisual CCTV systems in all affiliated schools. The rule also requires schools to store footage for at least 15 days, ensuring enhanced safety and accountability on campuses. CBSE school safety guidelines.
CBSE Tightens Safety Protocols Across All Schools
In a major move towards improving student safety, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has made audiovisual CCTV installation mandatory in all its affiliated schools. As part of the new directive, schools must store a minimum of 15 days’ footage and ensure proper surveillance coverage in key areas, including entrances, corridors, and classrooms.
Minimum 15-Day Footage Retention Now Compulsory
The board has clearly stated that schools failing to meet the guidelines will face strict action, which may include withdrawal of affiliation. In addition to installing CCTVs, schools must conduct regular audits, maintain hardware health, and protect recorded data from tampering or unauthorized access. CBSE school safety guidelines.
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Focus on Creating a Safe and Transparent Learning Environment
CBSE emphasized that these steps aim to promote accountability, student protection, and transparency in school management. Authorities believe that effective surveillance deters potential threats and ensures quick evidence collection during emergencies.
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While many institutions already use CCTV surveillance, the new norms stress audiovisual capability and consistent data retention. The board has also urged technical compliance and clear data protection policies, aligning school operations with modern safety expectations.
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