Commercial and privacy information

Purchase terms — CR-PURCHASE-1.0

Brian Harkins, UK sole trader trading as CurriculumReady 1 Elmfield Rd, Manchester, M34 5QG, United Kingdom Email-only support, cancellation, refund and privacy contact: admin@curriculumready.com Not UK VAT registered; international tax obligations require separate assessment.

CR-PURCHASE-1.0 — Purchase Terms and Conditions 1. Who supplies the resources CurriculumReady is supplied by Brian Harkins, UK sole trader trading as CurriculumReady, 1 Elmfield Rd, Manchester, M34 5QG, United Kingdom. Support is by email only: admin@curriculumready.com for purchase, support, cancellation, refund or privacy enquiries. No telephone support is offered. These terms govern purchases of digital curriculum resource packs together with the Resource Licence CR-RL-1.0 and Refund and Cancellation Policy CR-REFUND-2.0 presented with your order. Nothing in these documents excludes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. 2. International purchases and licence ownership CurriculumReady serves purchasers worldwide where permitted by applicable law and supported by the payment provider. Availability is not guaranteed in every jurisdiction or for every payment method; applicable legal, sanctions and payment-provider restrictions continue to apply. Individuals, independent tutors, freelance trainers, employers, training providers and other eligible purchasers may buy resources without mandatory training-provider registration. There is one universal resource licence; you do not select a personal, professional or organisational licence category. Your purchase belongs either to you as the named individual or to the named organisation you are authorised to represent. An organisation's representative must have authority to purchase and accept terms for it. Account registration or organisation membership alone does not grant a resource licence. An individual's consumer status depends on the actual purchasing purpose and circumstances. Buying mainly outside your trade, business, craft or profession may make you a consumer; buying for professional training delivery may be a business purchase. An organisation email address, employment or a checkout declaration does not by itself remove statutory rights. Tell us if the proposed owner or purchasing purpose is wrong before paying. 3. Product information and price Review the resource description, included files, programme/standard version, formats, compatibility, licence and total price before payment. Prices are in pounds sterling. The seller is not UK VAT registered. This does not make international sales exempt from VAT, GST or sales tax. Any applicable tax and the total payable must be disclosed before payment. Your payment provider may apply its own currency conversion or fees; CurriculumReady prices and verifies payments in GBP. The order shows the applicable total and tax information. The ST1512 complete resource pack, SKU CR-ST1512-V21-FULL, costs £299 under the current offer. Other products have their own stated prices. This statement does not mean an inactive product is available for purchase. The price recorded for your order governs that order; later changes do not alter it. No subscription or entitlement to unrelated products is implied. 4. Ordering, payment and contract acceptance You can review your basket and correct the purchase owner or order before authorising payment. Saving an order records your selected items, accepted wording and delivery choices; it is not our acceptance of a purchase contract. PayPal approval or an unverified payment message alone is not acceptance either. We accept your order and the purchase contract is formed when we have verified completed payment and made access to the purchased resources available to the named purchase owner. Both conditions must be met. Access means the resources are available through the authorised account; you need not have downloaded or opened them. We record verified payment and activate purchased access together. If payment is verified but we cannot provide the purchased access, contact us so we can resolve supply or return any payment we are not entitled to retain. We will not require a second payment merely because a confirmation or browser return was interrupted. 5. Confirmation and digital supply Before payment you can read and save the order record containing the terms, licence, price and relevant consent you accepted. After acceptance, retain that record together with the payment receipt/status showing verified payment. Order History and the confirmation download preserve the accepted wording. We also arrange a receipt email; an email being queued does not prove it was sent. Contact us if confirmation or access is unavailable. A later website edit does not replace your accepted terms. Our online checkout offers immediate digital supply after verified payment. Where consumer cancellation rules apply, we obtain your express consent to supply during the cancellation period and your acknowledgement of the effect on cancellation rights. Making payment does not waive all refund rights. If you do not agree, do not proceed with immediate-supply checkout; contact us about any available alternative. No delayed-supply option is promised by this website. 6. Use, quality and support The universal licence permits study and the training uses it describes, including appropriate learner-facing sharing. It does not permit resale or unrestricted redistribution. Access covers the purchased programme/version and its published updates as offered, not future standard versions. You should review AI-assisted material and your adaptations for your intended use. We do not promise accreditation, a qualification or assessment success. These statements do not reduce our obligations concerning the supplied content's quality, description or fitness for an applicable agreed purpose. Report access failures, missing files or other concerns to admin@curriculumready.com with your order reference and a description of the issue. Do not send passwords or full payment-card details. Cancellation, refunds and statutory remedies are explained in CR-REFUND-2.0. We will not rely on a no-change-of-mind rule to refuse a remedy required by law. 7. Historical purchases, disputes and mandatory rights These terms apply only to purchases that accept this version. Existing purchases retain their recorded terms and licence; no new wording is imposed retrospectively. Keep your account credentials secure and ensure any authorised organisation users stay within the licence. Contact us first to seek a resolution of a dispute. Nothing here restricts any mandatory consumer protection, right to seek independent advice or right to bring a claim in a court available under applicable law. No additional liability cap or exclusive court jurisdiction is imposed by this proposal.

Resource licence — CR-RL-1.0

CR-RL-1.0 — Universal Resource Licence 1. One licence and the named owner Brian Harkins, trading as CurriculumReady, grants the named purchase owner a non-exclusive licence to use the purchased digital curriculum materials on the following terms once the purchase has been accepted under CR-PURCHASE-1.0. Purchases are available internationally where legally and technically supported, subject to CR-PURCHASE-1.0. Mandatory rights in the purchaser's jurisdiction remain unaffected. The same licence applies to individuals, freelance tutors, trainers, employers, training providers and other eligible purchasers. The order identifies whether the owner is an individual or an organisation. The purchaser acting for an organisation does not personally acquire that organisation's licence. 2. Permitted learning and training uses You may download, store, print and use the purchased materials for study, research, reference, preparation and delivery of training. You may annotate and adapt them for those permitted uses and make reasonable backup copies. Keep copyright and attribution notices on originals and adaptations where reasonably practicable. An adaptation does not transfer ownership of the original material or enlarge your distribution rights. Statutory rights and exceptions remain unaffected. 3. Individually owned purchases The named individual may use the resources in training they personally prepare and deliver, including freelance work for clients. They may provide the learner-facing materials described below to enrolled learners they teach. Their purchase does not authorise all employees of a client, employer or unrelated organisation to reuse the pack, nor does it give other trainers their own licence. Clients wishing to use the full pack through their own staff require their own authorised purchase or express written permission. Do not share account credentials. 4. Organisation-owned purchases The named organisation may allow its authorised employees and contracted trainers to use and adapt the resources for that organisation's own training delivery. No fixed number of authorised staff or sites is imposed within that purchasing legal entity. It must control access and ensure users comply with this licence. Contractors receive no independent right to reuse the organisation's pack for other clients. Other legal entities, group companies, franchisees and unrelated organisations are not automatically licensed. Access must be withdrawn when a person is no longer authorised to act for the organisation. 5. Learner-facing sharing and restricted materials You may provide appropriate learner-facing handouts, exercises, slides and extracts needed for your permitted teaching, in print or through a controlled course area. Learners may retain these materials for their own study but receive no right to sell or distribute the pack. A client may host these learner-facing materials for the named tutor's delivery only where access is limited to the learners concerned and does not allow unrelated staff to reuse the full pack. Tutor-only answers, marking guidance and other materials designated for tutors must remain restricted to authorised tutors or delivery staff. Do not provide those materials to learners or use a shared learner account to expose them. Do not distribute the complete source/master library as learner-facing materials. 6. Prohibited redistribution You must not resell the resource packs, publicly distribute restricted resources or the complete resource library, give unrelated organisations full-pack access, or transfer or sublicense the whole pack without written permission from CurriculumReady. Permitted learner-facing sharing under clause 5 is not a permission to build a publicly accessible or resold resource library. Third-party material remains subject to any additional restrictions disclosed before purchase; contact us if a notice appears inconsistent with the advertised licence. 7. Version boundaries and continued use The licence covers the programme/standard version identified in the order and updates published within that purchased version as offered. It does not include unrelated programmes or automatically cover a future standard version. No particular future update timetable is promised unless expressly included in the product offer. There is no recurring subscription fee or fixed expiry under this licence for permitted copies already supplied; this does not promise perpetual operation of the download service. Statutory supply and remedy rights remain unaffected. 8. Responsibility and enforcement Review adaptations for your learners and intended delivery context. This does not remove the supplier's obligations for the original supplied content. If you discover unauthorised sharing, secure access and contact admin@curriculumready.com. We may seek the remedies available under the contract and law for misuse; this licence does not create an automatic forfeiture of statutory rights. Any separate termination or additional restriction requires a lawful basis and cannot silently rewrite an existing order. 9. Existing purchases This licence applies only where CR-RL-1.0 is accepted and recorded on the purchase. Existing CR-TPRL-1.0, personal-draft-1 and other accepted licences remain attached to their original orders. A new purchase does not transfer or expand earlier owners' rights. For permission requests contact Brian Harkins, 1 Elmfield Rd, Manchester, M34 5QG, United Kingdom; admin@curriculumready.com.

Immediate supply and consumer rights

I expressly consent to supply of the purchased digital content beginning as soon as payment is verified and access is made available, including during any applicable consumer cancellation period.

I acknowledge that, where I have a consumer cancellation right, I lose the right to cancel for change of mind once digital supply begins with my express consent and the applicable legal requirements are met. My rights concerning faulty, misdescribed or otherwise non-conforming content are unaffected.

Refunds and cancellation

CR-REFUND-2.0 — Refund and Cancellation Policy 1. Contact and scope Contact Brian Harkins, CurriculumReady, at admin@curriculumready.com or 1 Elmfield Rd, Manchester, M34 5QG, United Kingdom. Give your order reference and describe your request. You do not need to use a particular form or give a reason to exercise an available statutory cancellation right. This policy distinguishes cancellation for change of mind from rights concerning content that is faulty, misdescribed, inaccessible or otherwise not supplied as required. Purchasers outside the UK retain any mandatory consumer rights that apply in their jurisdiction. The UK cancellation rules below do not limit stronger or different mandatory local protections. 2. Consumer cancellation Under UK law, for a qualifying consumer distance contract for downloaded digital content, the ordinary cancellation period ends 14 days after the day the contract is formed. Under our purchase terms, formation follows verified completed payment and making the purchased access available. Missing required cancellation information can extend the period; we will apply the law to your circumstances rather than assume the ordinary deadline always applies. 3. Immediate digital supply Before supply during the cancellation period, we ask for your express consent and your acknowledgement that beginning supply affects the cancellation right. Once supply begins following that consent and acknowledgement, the statutory change-of-mind cancellation right may be lost under the applicable rules. If consent, acknowledgement or required confirmation is missing, we will not rely on an invalid exclusion of cancellation rights; where the law provides that no payment is due for early supply, we will respect that protection. Ticking a box or paying does not remove every right to a refund. Our online checkout offers immediate supply, not a delayed-delivery service. 4. Refund after valid cancellation Notify us clearly before the applicable cancellation period ends. For valid cancellation of this digital-content purchase, we will refund payments due without avoidable delay and no later than 14 days after receiving the cancellation notice. We will use the original payment method unless you expressly agree otherwise and will not charge a refund fee. An uncompleted or interrupted payment must be checked before another attempt; contact support rather than paying again for the same order. 5. Faulty, misdescribed or unavailable content Your statutory digital-content rights continue even if you have lost a change-of-mind cancellation right. Report missing files, access problems or content defects so that we can investigate and provide the remedy required. Where applicable, remedies include repair or replacement within a reasonable time without significant inconvenience and at our cost. Where the statutory conditions for a price reduction are met, it may be up to the full price. Different remedies may apply where we lacked the right to supply the content or where qualifying damage is caused to your device or other digital content. We do not substitute the goods-specific 30-day rejection rule for digital-content rights. Where a statutory price-reduction refund is agreed, it will be paid within the applicable statutory period, normally no later than 14 days after agreement that it is due, without fees and using the original payment method unless otherwise expressly agreed. A technical investigation is not a reason to suspend mandatory rights indefinitely. 6. Genuine business purchases Business-purpose digital resource purchases are not refundable merely for change of mind once access has been provided, subject to applicable legal rights. This does not exclude remedies for breach, non-supply or misdescription, nor apply a business rule to someone who is legally a consumer. An individual's profession, membership or account label alone does not settle that question. Contact us about an order before access if you wish to withdraw it; we will check its payment and supply status and any rights that apply. 7. Effect on access and records A verified refund, reversal or dispute may suspend access from the affected order while the matter is resolved. This does not erase accepted terms, alter the licence evidence, determine the legal merits of a dispute or remove mandatory rights. We will explain the applicable effect on supplied copies and future use when resolving a cancellation or refund. Do not redistribute refunded content without a continuing lawful right to do so. 8. Optional cancellation form To: Brian Harkins, CurriculumReady, 1 Elmfield Rd, Manchester, M34 5QG, United Kingdom; admin@curriculumready.com. I give notice that I cancel my contract for the following digital content: [description and order reference]. Ordered on: [date]. Consumer name: [name]. Consumer address: [address]. Date: [date]. Signature: [only if this form is sent on paper]. You may instead send any clear statement of your cancellation decision. Keep a copy for your records.

Privacy

CR-PRIV-2.0 — Privacy Notice 1. Contact and scope CurriculumReady is operated by Brian Harkins, sole trader trading as CurriculumReady, 1 Elmfield Rd, Manchester, M34 5QG, United Kingdom. Support is email only. Contact admin@curriculumready.com about privacy, support or your rights. This notice describes customer registration, purchasing, resource access and related communications. Training-provider delivery services also involve learner and staff information; purchase ownership does not give access to unrelated learner records. 2. Accounts and optional organisation details We use your name, personal or organisational email address, authentication information and email-verification records to provide and secure your account. Individual customers do not need company details or a training role. If you represent an organisation, we use the identity/contact information it supplies, your membership and purchasing authority to establish the organisation's purchase ownership. Authorised administrators may provide organisation membership information. Names or matching email domains do not automatically give access to an organisation. 3. Purchases, payment and resource access We retain the actual purchaser, individual or organisational owner, order reference, product/programme version, price and tax, accepted terms/licences, relevant consent/authority evidence, timestamps and payment references/status. These records support fulfilment, order history, confirmation, access, refunds and disputes. Account-registration acceptance is separate from purchase acceptance. PayPal processes payments when enabled. CurriculumReady sends order identifiers, the merchant reference and payment amounts/breakdown and records verified transaction references and outcomes. The integration reads country information supplied by PayPal where available, separately from organisation identity information. Country fields are not used as a UK-only purchase gate. They are currently transient response data rather than a saved tax-location record. The reviewed marketplace integration does not store full payment-card credentials. PayPal handles information supplied in its payment process under its own applicable arrangements. Verified refunds, reversals or disputes can suspend access from the affected order without deleting its history. We check the account, purchase owner and entitlements when authorising resource access and downloads. This does not mean that every download is separately logged. A personally owned purchase does not give an unrelated organisation rights to its order history or full resource pack. 4. Support, transactional email and security We use information supplied in support requests to investigate and respond. Send only necessary information, not passwords or full card details. Verification messages and receipts are transactional communications; agreeing to digital supply is not marketing consent. Email attempt/outcome records support delivery and investigation of failed or uncertain sends. Authentication, membership, ownership and server-side permission checks protect account and resource access. 5. Cookies and similar technologies Necessary cookies support sign-in, request security, the guest basket and the selected purchase owner. The authentication ticket is configured for an eight-hour sliding expiry; its lifetime may renew during use. The protected guest basket cookie can persist for up to 30 days. The purchase-owner selection cookie selects context only; permissions are checked separately. Blocking necessary cookies can prevent sign-in or shopping features from working. The reviewed application does not include a marketing or analytics integration. This does not describe every cookie that a payment provider or hosting environment might set. The PayPal payment page loads PayPal's payment components. Any non-essential cookies or similar technologies must be assessed and, where consent is required, kept inactive until that consent is obtained; consent must be capable of withdrawal. A purchase or necessary cookie does not amount to consent to unrelated tracking. 6. Suppliers and processing outside the UK Fasthosts provides website, SQL Server and email hosting; PayPal provides payment processing. These services process information needed for their roles. Organisation representatives can access organisation records only through their authorised permissions. Supplier processing may involve countries outside the UK. Contact admin@curriculumready.com for information about the applicable processing arrangements. This notice does not assert that all data stays in the UK or that a particular overseas safeguard applies to every supplier. 7. Purposes and retention We use information to provide accounts and purchases, verify payment and authority, authorise resource access, communicate about orders, resolve enquiries/disputes and protect the service. Data-protection rights and the applicable lawful basis depend on each processing purpose and relationship, including whether the person is the contracting customer or an organisation representative. Production application file logging is configured with a 30-day retention window. This is a setting for the application's rolling log files, not a promise that every copy is deleted exactly after 30 days. It does not define retention for hosting logs, backups, support mail or purchase records. Account, order, payment and accepted legal evidence may need to be retained for service, accounting, dispute or other lawful requirements. Disabling an account does not automatically erase these records. Historical integrity controls are not a policy of retaining personal data forever. 8. Your rights Depending on the purpose, basis and applicable law, you may request access, correction, erasure, restriction or portability and may object to processing. Where processing relies on consent, you may withdraw it without changing the lawfulness of earlier processing. In particular, you may object to processing based on legitimate interests; we will assess that request under the applicable rules. Contact admin@curriculumready.com. We may need proportionate identity checks and must protect other people's information. Lawful retention requirements can mean that not every record can be erased on request. You can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office through ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint. We also welcome the opportunity to resolve concerns directly. Information needed to operate a secure account and identify the purchaser is necessary for those services; organisation information is needed only for the organisation services requested. Changes to this notice do not rewrite the terms, licence or evidence of an existing purchase.