- "I was a bit shocked to find I was being filmed in sixth form college, but if someone is being bullied, the evidence could be caught on camera." - Graham, 17, Liverpool
- "I feel safer, because if anything bad happens in school the people involved can be identified." - Gifty, 15, London
- "No, It's an infringement of our rights to be filmed inside school, however, filming outside school may stop vandalism." - Hannah, 16, North Somerset
- "I don't agree with the CCTV in my school. I feel trapped, as though I'm always being watched." - Darren, 16, London
- "It's an invasion of privacy especially when they're placed in private places". - Serisse, 15, London
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