Surely you can only root your processing in legitimate interests where it doesn't consist of processing by you as a public authorities in the performance of your tasks?
My personal view is that parents have no right to this information unless it can be shown that the young person does not have the capacity to give Article 4(11) consent (qv Article 16 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child).
Jon Baines
Chair
NADPO
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