Terms and Conditions

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF TEACHINGBRICKS.COM 

Welcome to www.teachingbricks.com (the “Website”, “Service” or “Platform”). 

We are pleased to welcome you to Teaching Bricks. These Terms and Conditions (the “Terms”) are intended to clearly and transparently set out the rules governing the use of the Platform, including in particular: 

(i) the rights and obligations of Users, 

(ii) the rules applicable to the creation and use of user accounts, 

(iii) the conditions for purchasing and cancelling subscriptions, 

(iv) the rules for accessing digital content and digital services, and 

(v) the procedures for submitting complaints and exercising statutory consumer rights. 

Teaching Bricks is an online platform providing English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teaching materials, including, without limitation, downloadable and printable lesson plans, worksheets, teaching notes, and online presentations intended for use in online and in-person lessons. 

These Terms set out the general conditions for the use of the Website and for the provision of digital content and digital services by: 

Teaching Bricks Sp. z o. o.– 

with its registered office at: 34 Dąbrowa 62-840 Poland, 

registered under: 543196273, 

VAT / Tax Identification Number: 9681017347, 

(hereinafter referred to as the “Seller”, “Service Provider”, “we” or “us”). 

Contact point 

In accordance with applicable law, including Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 on a Single Market for Digital Services (the Digital Services Act – DSA), the Seller has designated a contact point for direct and effective communication with Users and, where applicable, with competent national authorities, the European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services. 

All correspondence concerning the use of the Platform, the provision of the Services, complaints, notices, or reports may be addressed electronically to: 

📧 hello@teachingbricks.com 

Communication via the above email address enables prompt, direct and effective contact with the Seller. 

§1 DEFINITIONS 

For the purposes of these Terms, the following terms shall have the meanings set out below. Words in the singular include the plural and vice versa, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. 

1.  User – any natural or legal person who accesses or uses the Website in any manner, including browsing content, creating or using an Account, or purchasing a Subscription. 

2.  Customer – a User who enters into a contract with the Seller, in particular by purchasing paid access to the Platform in the form of a Subscription or any other paid product or service offered on the Website. 

3.  Consumer – a natural person who enters into a contract with the Seller for purposes that are wholly or mainly outside that person’s trade, business, craft or profession, within the meaning of applicable consumer protection laws. 

4.  Business Customer – a natural or legal person, or an organisational unit with legal capacity, who enters into a contract with the Seller for purposes related to that person’s trade, business, craft or profession. 

5.  Account – an individual user account created on the Website and assigned to a specific User, enabling access to the Platform, Digital Content and Digital Services, as well as the management of Subscriptions, payments and user settings. 

6.  Subscription / Plan – a time-based access model granting the Customer the right to use specified Digital Content and Digital Services available on the Platform, including, without limitation, a free plan and paid monthly subscription plans, in accordance with the scope described on the Website. 

7.  Digital Content – data supplied in digital form, including, but not limited to, downloadable or printable lesson plans, worksheets, PDFs, teaching notes and other digital teaching materials made available through the Platform. 

8.  Digital Service – a service allowing the User or Customer to access, use or manage data in digital form, including access to the Platform’s online library, account-based functionalities, online presentations, course plans and other interactive or hosted features. 

9.  Materials – all educational resources made available through the Platform, whether as Digital Content or as part of a Digital Service, including lesson plans, worksheets, PDFs, presentations (including Google Slides), course plans, speaking and revision materials, and any accompanying explanations, answers or teaching notes. 

10. Order – a legally binding declaration of intent submitted by the Customer through the Website, resulting in the purchase of a paid Subscription or other paid product or service offered by the Seller. 

11. Price – the monetary amount payable by the Customer for a Subscription or other paid access to the Platform, as displayed on the Website at the time the Order is placed, inclusive or exclusive of taxes as indicated during the checkout process. 

12.  Working Days – days from Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays applicable in the Seller’s country of establishment. 

13. User Content – any content or information submitted, uploaded or otherwise provided by a User through the Website or in connection with the use of the Platform, including messages sent via contact forms, comments, reviews or other user-generated content, where such functionalities are enabled. 

14. Terms – these Terms and Conditions, together with all annexes, schedules and documents expressly incorporated by reference. 

  

§2 SCOPE OF SERVICES AND GENERAL RULES 

1. Teaching Bricks is an online platform providing English as a Foreign Language (EFL) lesson plans and related educational resources. The Platform is made available in early access in 2026 and provides Users with access to digital teaching materials, including, without limitation: 

a) “Lesson Bricks” – printer-friendly lesson plans divided into structured and manageable units; 

b) “Online Bricks” – lesson plans that include online presentations (including Google Slides presentations with answers) designed for use in both online and in-person lessons; 

c)  “Speaking Bricks” – single-page speaking activities, warm-ups and conversation fillers intended for individual and group lessons; 

d) additional components, where available under the applicable Subscription or Plan, such as Grammar Bricks, Vocabulary Bricks, Teacher’s Bricks (including answers and teaching notes), Revision Bricks and structured course plans. 

0. The Seller may also make available previews, sample lessons or excerpts of selected Materials for informational or promotional purposes. The Platform may offer Materials covering different proficiency levels, lesson types and thematic categories, including, by way of example, levels ranging from A2 to B2 in accordance with commonly used international language proficiency frameworks. The scope, structure and categorisation of Materials may evolve over time as the Platform is further developed. 

0. For informational, demonstration and promotional purposes, the Seller may make available previews, sample lessons, excerpts or limited-access versions of selected Materials. Such previews or samples are provided solely to enable Users to familiarise themselves with the structure, teaching approach and functionality of the Platform and do not constitute a guarantee that identical or equivalent Materials will remain continuously available under a given plan. 

0. The Seller does not guarantee the availability of any specific lesson, topic, level, format or teaching component at any given time, unless expressly stated otherwise in the description of a particular Subscription or Plan. The availability, number and composition of Materials may differ between subscription plans and may be subject to reasonable changes in accordance with §2(7) of these Terms. 

0. Access to the Platform and its Materials is provided under the subscription plans described on the Website, including: 

a) Basic (Free) – free access to selected printable and downloadable lesson plans and other selected Materials (including Student’s Bricks and Teacher’s Bricks), with content updates provided on a monthly basis; 

b) Premium (Paid monthly) – a paid subscription providing full access to the Platform’s library of Materials, including course plans, Speaking Bricks, Revision Bricks, editable online presentations and other Premium features, with content updates provided on a weekly basis. 

0. The Seller reserves the right to update, modify, add, remove or reorganise the Materials, features and functionalities of the Platform, including the lesson library and course plans, in order to develop the Platform, improve quality, reflect pedagogical updates or address technical, legal or organisational requirements. Any such changes shall not unlawfully deprive Consumers of their mandatory statutory rights and shall not result in a material reduction of the scope of access purchased by a Customer during an active paid billing period, unless such reduction is justified by a valid reason and permitted by applicable law. 

  

§3 FORMATION OF THE CONTRACT 

1. A legally binding contract between the Customer and the Seller is formed when the Customer completes all of the following steps: 

a) selects a paid subscription plan or other paid offer (a Subscription); 

b) provides all data required for the conclusion and performance of the contract, including a valid email address, and creates an Account where such Account is required; 

c)  completes the checkout process through the payment gateway(s) made available on the Website (currently implemented via WooCommerce or equivalent systems); and 

d) receives confirmation of the Order, purchase or activation of access, displayed on the Website and/or sent electronically to the email address provided by the Customer. 

0. Prior to submitting an Order, the Customer is required to read and expressly accept these Terms. Acceptance is effected by selecting the relevant checkbox during the checkout or registration process and constitutes a declaration of intent to be bound by these Terms. 

0. By placing an Order, the Customer represents and warrants that: 

a) they have read these Terms in their entirety, understand their content and legal consequences, and accept them without reservation; 

b) they have the legal capacity and authority required to enter into a binding contract with the Seller under applicable law, including, where relevant, acting on behalf of a legal entity or other organisation; 

c)  all information and data provided in connection with the Order, including personal and contact details, are complete, accurate and up to date; 

d) they will not use the Platform, the Account or the Subscription in a manner contrary to these Terms, applicable law, or the rights of third parties. 

0. The Customer acknowledges that the submission of an Order constitutes a binding declaration of intent to enter into a contract with the Seller and that the contract is concluded in electronic form. The Customer further acknowledges that failure to comply with the obligations arising from these Terms may result in consequences provided for herein, including suspension or termination of access to the Platform. 

0. In the event of any inconsistency between these Terms and the description of a specific Subscription, plan or product presented on the Website at the time of purchase, the description presented during the checkout process shall prevail for that specific purchase, to the extent permitted by mandatory applicable law. 

0. The Seller reserves the right to refuse or cancel an Order prior to contract formation in cases where: 

a) the data provided by the Customer is incomplete, inaccurate or prevents proper performance of the contract; 

b) payment is not successfully completed; or 

c)  a technical error, pricing error or other obvious mistake occurred in the ordering process. 
In such cases, any payments received shall be refunded without undue delay. 

  

§4 PRICE, CURRENCY, TAXES 

1.  All Prices for Subscriptions and other paid access to the Platform are clearly displayed on the Website prior to the conclusion of the contract. Unless expressly stated otherwise, the Price of the Premium subscription offered on the Website is EUR 15.00 (fifteen euros) per billing period. 

2.  All Prices are expressed and charged in euros (EUR). Where prices are presented or charged in Polish zloty (PLN), the amounts are converted from EUR based on the exchange rate indicated during the checkout process. Any reference to a billing period refers to a monthly billing cycle, unless explicitly indicated otherwise during the checkout process. 

3.  All Prices displayed on the Website are gross prices, meaning that they include all applicable taxes, including value added tax (VAT), where required under applicable law. 

4.  The applicable tax rate is determined in accordance with the provisions of tax law in force at the time of the transaction, taking into account in particular the Customer’s status (Consumer or Business Customer) and the Customer’s place of residence, habitual location or establishment. 

5.  Where required by law, the checkout process automatically calculates and applies the correct tax treatment based on the information provided by the Customer. 

6.  Business Customers are responsible for providing accurate and complete company and tax identification details, including a valid VAT identification number, where applicable. 

7.  If the conditions for the application of special VAT rules (including, without limitation, the reverse charge mechanism) are met, such rules shall be applied in accordance with applicable tax regulations. 

8.  The Seller shall not be responsible for incorrect tax treatment resulting from inaccurate, incomplete or outdated information provided by the Customer. 

9.  The Seller reserves the right to modify Prices for Subscriptions or other paid access for future billing periods. 

10.  Any change in Prices shall not affect billing periods that have already commenced and shall apply only from the next billing period following such change. 

11.  Customers shall be informed of any Price change in advance and shall have the right to cancel the Subscription before the new Price becomes applicable. 

12.  The Seller may, at its discretion, offer discounts, promotional codes, coupons or other price reductions for selected Subscriptions or periods. 

13.  The conditions, scope and duration of such promotions shall be specified on the Website or during the checkout process. 

14.  Unless expressly stated otherwise, discounts and promotions: 

a) apply only to new billing periods, 

b) do not apply retroactively, 

c)  may not be combined with other offers. 

15.  The Seller does not charge any additional mandatory fees beyond the Price displayed at checkout. If any additional costs were ever to apply, the Customer would be clearly informed of them prior to placing an Order. 

16. Paid Subscriptions are billed on a recurring basis for each billing period. By completing the checkout process, the Customer authorises the Seller and/or the payment service provider to automatically charge the applicable subscription fee for each subsequent billing period until the Subscription is cancelled in accordance with these Terms. 

17. By providing payment details (including card details), the Customer consents to the storage and repeated use of the selected payment method for the purpose of processing recurring subscription payments. Payment details are processed and stored by authorised payment service providers in accordance with applicable security and data protection standards. The Seller does not store full card details. 

18. Payments may be made using the payment methods made available during checkout, including card payments and other electronic payment methods supported by the Platform. Where bank transfer is offered, payments shall be made to the following bank account: 

[BANK NAME] 

Account holder: [] 

IBAN: [] 

BIC/SWIFT: [___] 

19. The Customer is responsible for ensuring that the selected payment method remains valid and sufficiently funded. Failure to process a recurring payment may result in suspension or termination of access to paid features in accordance with these Terms. 

  

§5 ORDERING, PAYMENTS, SUBSCRIPTIONS 

1. The Platform provides access to Digital Content and Digital Services primarily on a subscription basis, in accordance with the plans described on the Website. In particular, the following plans may be offered: 

a) Basic (Free) – a free plan granting access to selected Materials designated by the Seller as available under the Basic plan; 

b) Premium (Paid monthly) – a paid subscription granting access to the Platform’s full library of Materials and Premium functionalities, as described on the Website at the time of purchase. 

0. The scope of access, features and Materials available under a given plan may differ and is described on the Website. Where a feature or Material is designated as “Premium”, it is accessible only to Customers with an active Premium subscription, unless stated otherwise. 

0. Paid Subscriptions may be purchased only through the Website using the electronic checkout process. To place an Order, the Customer must: 

a) select a paid Subscription; 

b) provide the data required at checkout (including a valid email address and, where applicable, billing details); 

c)  accept these Terms and any required consents; 

d) complete payment using the payment method made available at checkout. 

0. Payments are processed via the Website’s checkout system operated through WooCommerce and its integrated or affiliated payment service providers. The available payment methods may depend on the Customer’s location and the configuration of the Seller’s payment provider(s). 

0. By completing the checkout process and placing an Order for a paid Subscription, the Customer: 

a) authorises the Seller and/or the relevant payment service provider to charge the subscription fee for the initial billing period; and 

b) expressly authorises the Seller and/or the relevant payment service provider to automatically charge the subscription fee for each subsequent billing period (recurring payment), until the Subscription is cancelled in accordance with these Terms. 

0. Subscription fees are charged in advance for each billing period. 

0. The billing period begins on the date on which the first payment is successfully processed and renews automatically at the end of each billing cycle (monthly), unless the Subscription is cancelled before renewal. 
   c) The Customer acknowledges that the exact date and time of renewal may depend on the payment service provider’s processing rules and time zones, and that charges may be processed shortly before, on, or shortly after the renewal date. 

0. Upon successful payment, the Customer will receive confirmation of the Order and/or activation of Premium access, displayed on the Website and/or sent electronically to the email address associated with the Account. The Seller may keep electronic records of Orders and payments for accounting, evidentiary and customer service purposes. 

0. If a payment cannot be successfully processed (including due to insufficient funds, expired payment methods, card restrictions, technical errors or payment provider rejection), the Seller may, as appropriate: 

a) reattempt processing of the payment within a reasonable period of time; 

b) request that the Customer update the payment method or complete payment using another available method; 

c)  temporarily suspend access to Premium features (in whole or in part) until payment is successfully completed; 

d) terminate the Subscription if payment is not completed within a reasonable period, after providing any notice required by mandatory law. 

0. Suspension due to non-payment is a protective measure intended to prevent continued access to paid features without successful settlement. 

0. During suspension, the Customer may lose access to Premium Materials and functionalities, while the Account may remain active at a Basic level. 

0. Once the outstanding payment is successfully completed, Premium access may be restored without undue delay. 

0. The Customer may cancel the Premium Subscription at any time and without giving a reason, subject to the rules in this §5. 

0. Cancellation may be effected: 

a) through the Customer’s Account panel, where the Seller provides such functionality; or 

b) by sending a clear cancellation request to hello@teachingbricks.com from the email address associated with the Account. 

The Seller may request reasonable information necessary to identify the Account and the Subscription (e.g., the email address used for purchase). 

0. Cancellation prevents future renewals and becomes effective at the end of the current paid billing period. 

0. Until the end of the current billing period, the Customer retains access to Premium features and Materials. 

0. After the billing period ends, the Account is automatically downgraded to the Basic (Free) plan, unless the Seller offers other options. 

0. As subscription fees are charged in advance for a billing period, no refund is granted for any partially used billing period, including where the Customer cancels mid-cycle. 

0. This does not limit any rights granted to Consumers under mandatory consumer protection laws, including rights relating to non-conformity of Digital Content or Digital Services. 

0. If the Customer initiates a chargeback or disputes a payment with their bank or payment provider, the Seller may temporarily suspend Premium access until the dispute is resolved. If the dispute is resolved in the Seller’s favour, access may be restored after payment is confirmed; if resolved against the Seller, the Seller may terminate the Subscription and/or pursue any lawful remedies. 

0. The Seller reserves the right to change subscription prices for future billing periods. 

0. Any such change shall be communicated to Customers in advance and shall apply only from the next billing cycle following such notification. 

0. The Customer may cancel the Subscription before the new price takes effect. 

0. The Seller may offer discounts, promotional codes, coupons or special offers from time to time. 

0. Unless expressly stated otherwise, promotions apply only for the period indicated and only under the conditions described at checkout. 

0. Promotions cannot be combined unless explicitly permitted. 

0. The Customer is responsible for ensuring that the payment method remains valid and that sufficient funds are available for recurring payments. The Seller shall not be liable for any interruption of access resulting from circumstances attributable to the Customer, including failure to maintain a valid payment method. 

0. In the event of an obvious technical error, pricing error or other manifest mistake affecting the checkout process or the displayed Price, the Seller may cancel the affected Order prior to activation and refund any amounts paid, without undue delay. This does not affect mandatory Consumer rights. 

  

§6 DELIVERY / ACCESS TO DIGITAL CONTENT AND DIGITAL SERVICES 

1. Upon successful completion of payment for a paid Subscription, access to Digital Content and Digital Services is granted by: 

a)  enabling the relevant features and Materials within the Customer’s Account; and/or 

b)  making Digital Content available through the Platform by means of access links, embedded content or downloadable files. 

Access is granted exclusively to the Account associated with the email address used at checkout. 

0. Depending on the nature of the Materials and the selected Subscription, Digital Content and Digital Services may be provided in one or more of the following forms: 

a)  printable and downloadable lesson plans and teaching materials, including, without limitation, PDF files; 

b)  online presentations and interactive content, including presentations provided via third-party tools such as Google Slides; 

c)  account-based access to hosted Materials available within the Platform’s interface. 
The Seller reserves the right to determine the technical form in which Materials are made available, provided that such form is consistent with the description of the Subscription. 

0. Access to paid Digital Content and Digital Services is typically granted immediately after successful payment. In any event, access shall be granted no later than 24 hours from the moment the contract is concluded, unless a different delivery time is expressly indicated during the checkout process or in the description of the relevant Subscription. 

0. The Customer acknowledges that the Platform is made available in early access and that its content, structure and functionalities may evolve over time. This may include the addition of new Materials, updates to existing Materials, changes in organisation or categorisation, and the introduction of new features, provided that such changes are made in accordance with these Terms and applicable law. 

0. The Seller may update, revise or expand the Materials on an ongoing basis. 

0. The frequency of updates (e.g. weekly for Premium plans and monthly for Basic plans) is indicative and may vary depending on pedagogical development, editorial schedules or technical considerations. 

0. The Seller does not guarantee that updates will occur on specific dates or that a specific number of new Materials will be added within a given period, unless expressly stated otherwise. 

0. The Seller may temporarily suspend or limit access to the Platform or parts thereof for maintenance, updates, security reasons or technical issues. 

0. Where reasonably possible, the Seller shall make reasonable efforts to minimise the duration and impact of such interruptions. 

0. Temporary unavailability due to maintenance or technical reasons shall not constitute a failure to deliver, provided that access is restored within a reasonable time. 

0. Unless expressly permitted by the Seller in writing, access to Digital Content and Digital Services is granted to one individual User only. 

0. The Customer must not share access credentials, download links, files or presentations with third parties, nor allow third parties to use the Account. 

0. Resale, redistribution, sublicensing or commercial exploitation of the Materials, whether in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited, subject to the licence granted under §9 of these Terms. 

0. The Customer is responsible for ensuring that their device, software, internet connection and third-party tools meet the technical requirements necessary to access the Platform and the Materials. The Seller shall not be liable for access issues resulting from circumstances attributable to the Customer’s technical environment. 

0. If the Customer is unable to access purchased Digital Content or Digital Services for reasons attributable to the Seller, the Customer should promptly contact the Seller at hello@teachingbricks.com. The Seller shall take appropriate steps to restore access or otherwise remedy the issue within a reasonable time. 

  

§7 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS 

1.  In order to use the Website and access the Digital Content and Digital Services made available through the Platform, the User must meet the minimum technical requirements set out below. 

2.  The User must have access to: 

a) a stable Internet connection; 

b) a web browser supported and regularly updated by its manufacturer, enabling secure access to websites and web-based applications. 

3.  The User must have an active and valid email address. The email address is required in particular for: 

a) creating and maintaining an Account; 

b) receiving confirmations of Orders and Subscriptions; 

c)  receiving communications relating to the use of the Platform, including notifications, technical information and customer support correspondence. 

4.  To access and use downloadable Materials, the User must have software capable of opening commonly used file formats, including, without limitation, PDF files and other formats specified on the Website or in the description of the Materials. 

5.  To access online presentations and interactive content, the User must have the technical capability to access embedded or linked third-party tools, including, where applicable, presentation platforms such as Google Slides, in accordance with the technical requirements and terms of use of such third-party services. 

6.  The Seller does not guarantee compatibility of the Platform or the Materials with all devices, operating systems, browsers or software configurations. The User acknowledges that access to certain Materials may depend on the proper functioning of third-party tools and services beyond the Seller’s control. 

7.  The User is solely responsible for ensuring that their technical environment meets the above requirements. The Seller shall not be liable for any inability to access the Platform or the Materials resulting from the User’s failure to meet the technical requirements or from limitations, updates or restrictions imposed by third-party software or service providers. 

8.  Where additional technical requirements apply to specific Digital Content or Digital Services, such requirements shall be clearly indicated on the Website or in the description of the relevant Subscription or Material prior to purchase. 

  

§8 ACCOUNT RULES 

1. Creating and maintaining an Account may be required in order to access the Platform, including both free and paid Digital Content and Digital Services. Certain functionalities, Materials or Subscription features may be available only to Users who have created an Account. 

2. The User is obliged to provide complete, accurate and up-to-date information when creating and using an Account. The User shall promptly update any information that becomes inaccurate or outdated. The Seller shall not be responsible for consequences resulting from inaccurate or incomplete data provided by the User. 

3. The User is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of login credentials, including usernames and passwords. 

4. The User must take reasonable measures to prevent unauthorised access to the Account. 

5. Any activity carried out through the Account shall be deemed to have been carried out by the User, unless the User proves that such activity resulted from unauthorised access not attributable to the User. 

6. The User must not, in particular: 

a)  share the Account, login credentials or access rights with any third party, whether free of charge or for consideration; 

b)  allow third parties to access Digital Content or Digital Services through the User’s Account; 

c)  attempt to bypass, disable or otherwise interfere with paywalls, access restrictions or technical protection measures; 

d)  interfere with, disrupt or compromise the security, integrity or performance of the Website or the Platform, including through the use of automated tools, scripts or malicious software. 

0. Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing by the Seller, each Account is intended for use by one individual User only. The use of one Account by multiple persons is strictly prohibited. 

0. The Seller reserves the right to take reasonable technical and organisational measures to monitor compliance with these Terms, including measures intended to detect unauthorised sharing of Accounts or abuse of the Platform, in accordance with applicable law. 

0. The Seller may suspend or terminate an Account, in whole or in part, with immediate effect or after prior notice (as required by applicable law), if: 

a)  the User violates these Terms; 

b)  the User uses the Platform in a manner contrary to applicable law; 

c)  the User engages in abuse of the Platform, including repeated attempts to circumvent access restrictions or payment obligations; 

d)  continued provision of access would expose the Seller to legal, technical or security risks. 

0. Suspension or termination of an Account may result in loss of access to Premium features and Materials. 

0. Termination of an Account does not affect the Seller’s right to retain data or records where required by law or for legitimate purposes, nor does it affect any rights or obligations arising prior to termination. 

0. Nothing in this §8 limits any mandatory rights of Consumers under applicable consumer protection laws, including rights relating to the termination of contracts for Digital Content or Digital Services. 

  

§9 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, LICENSE, AND THIRD-PARTY / OPEN-LICENSE MATERIALS 

1. Unless expressly stated otherwise, all Materials made available through the Platform, including but not limited to lesson plans, worksheets, PDFs, course plans, layouts, texts, graphics, illustrations, presentations (including Google Slides), teaching notes, revision materials, and the structure, concept and organisation of the “Bricks”, constitute works protected by copyright and other applicable intellectual property laws. 
   All intellectual property rights in such Materials are owned by the Seller or are lawfully used by the Seller under valid licences obtained from third parties. 

2. Upon obtaining access to the Platform under a Basic or Premium plan, the User is granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable licence to use the Materials solely for personal teaching purposes, meaning the preparation and conduct of lessons for the User’s own students, whether in online or in-person teaching environments. 

3. The licence granted under these Terms: 

a) permits the User to download, print and display Materials for teaching purposes within the scope described above; 

b) does not transfer ownership of any intellectual property rights to the User; 

c)  is limited to the duration of the User’s lawful access to the Platform and may be revoked in the event of a breach of these Terms. 

0. The User must not, in particular: 

a) resell, redistribute, publish, share, sublicense, rent, lend or otherwise make the Materials or any part thereof available to third parties, whether free of charge or for consideration, including through sharing Account credentials, files, download links, cloud drives, messaging groups, online marketplaces or teaching platforms; 

b) remove, alter or obscure copyright notices, watermarks, trademarks, authorship information or other proprietary notices contained in the Materials; 

c)  use the Materials, in whole or in part, to create competing lesson libraries, databases or commercial teaching content collections; 

d) use the Materials in a manner that infringes the intellectual property rights, personal rights or other rights of third parties, or that violates applicable law. 

0. Where Materials include online or editable presentations (including Google Slides or similar tools), the User may use such presentations only within the scope of the licence granted under these Terms. In particular, the User must not share editable links, grant editing or viewing access to third parties, or otherwise enable unauthorised access to such presentations. 

0. The foregoing does not exclude the possibility for the User to create a personal copy of the presentation (e.g. via the “Make a copy” function to the User’s own account) and to edit such copy solely for internal use, including in particular revealing or hiding slides and editing textual content, provided that such edits do not interfere with, remove, modify or obscure the logo, visual identity, layout, or overall design of the presentation. 

0. Some Materials may include or be based on third-party elements, such as photographs, icons, excerpts, templates or authentic materials, which are used by the Seller under separate legal bases, including open licences such as Creative Commons (the “Open-Licensed Materials”). 

0. Where an Open-Licensed Material requires attribution, the Seller shall provide appropriate attribution in the Material itself or in accompanying descriptions or credits. 

0. The User undertakes to preserve such attribution and to comply with all applicable licence conditions when using Open-Licensed Materials, including requirements relating to attribution, share-alike or other licence restrictions. 

0. Where an Open-Licensed Material is made available to the Platform under a licence that restricts commercial use (e.g. a “NonCommercial” licence), the Seller shall use such material only within the scope permitted by that licence. The User is likewise obliged to ensure that their use of such elements complies with the applicable licence terms, including any non-commercial use restrictions. 

0. If any third-party rights holder believes that their intellectual property rights have been infringed through the use of Materials made available on the Platform, they may notify the Seller by contacting hello@teachingbricks.com. Upon receipt of a justified notice, the Seller shall take appropriate steps in accordance with applicable law, which may include removing, disabling access to or replacing the disputed element. 

0. Any violation of this §9 may result in suspension or termination of the User’s Account and access to the Platform, without prejudice to any other rights or remedies available to the Seller under applicable law, including the right to pursue claims for damages or injunctive relief. 

  

§10 COMPLAINTS (NON-CONFORMITY / DEFECTS) – CONSUMERS AND EEA CONSUMER-LIKE RIGHTS 

1. Where the Digital Content or Digital Service provided by the Seller is not in conformity with the contract, the Consumer, and any other Customer entitled to consumer-like protection under applicable law in the European Economic Area (EEA), has the right to submit a complaint in accordance with mandatory consumer protection regulations. 

2. For the purposes of these Terms, non-conformity may occur in particular where the Digital Content or Digital Service: 

a)  does not correspond to the description, type, scope, quality, functionality or compatibility agreed upon; 

b)  is not fit for the purposes for which Digital Content or Digital Services of the same type are normally used; 

c)  lacks features, continuity or performance reasonably expected by a Consumer, taking into account the nature of the Digital Content or Digital Service and public statements made by the Seller; 

d)  is not supplied, activated or made accessible in accordance with these Terms. 

0. Complaints should be submitted electronically to hello@teachingbricks.com and should include, to the extent possible: 

a)  identification of the Customer (including name and the email address associated with the Account); 

b)  identification of the Digital Content or Digital Service concerned (e.g. Subscription type); 

c)  a clear and detailed description of the alleged non-conformity; 

d)  the date on which the issue occurred or was identified; 

e)  the remedy requested by the Customer, where applicable (bringing into conformity, price reduction or termination), subject to the statutory order and conditions of remedies. 

0. If a complaint does not contain sufficient information to enable proper assessment, the Seller may request that the Customer supplement or clarify the complaint within a reasonable time. Failure to provide such information may delay the processing of the complaint. 

0. The Seller shall respond to a complete complaint without undue delay and no later than 14 days from the date of receipt. The response shall be provided electronically to the email address supplied by the Customer. 

0. Where the complaint is found to be justified, the Seller shall take appropriate measures in accordance with applicable law, which may include: 

a)  bringing the Digital Content or Digital Service into conformity within a reasonable time and without significant inconvenience to the Consumer; 

b)  granting a proportionate reduction of the Price; 

c)  allowing termination of the contract, where the statutory conditions for such remedy are met. 

0. The Consumer acknowledges that, as a rule, the Seller is entitled to first attempt to bring the Digital Content or Digital Service into conformity, unless such remedy is impossible or would impose disproportionate costs on the Seller, in accordance with applicable law. 

0. The Consumer may request a price reduction or termination of the contract only where: 

a)  bringing the Digital Content or Digital Service into conformity is impossible or would involve disproportionate costs; 

b)  the Seller has failed to bring the Digital Content or Digital Service into conformity within a reasonable time; 

c)  the lack of conformity persists despite the Seller’s attempt to remedy it; 

d)  the lack of conformity is so serious that it justifies an immediate price reduction or termination. 

0. Termination of the contract shall not be available where the lack of conformity is minor, unless mandatory law provides otherwise. 

0. The Consumer is obliged to cooperate with the Seller to the extent reasonably necessary to verify the existence of non-conformity, including by providing relevant information about the device, browser, software environment or circumstances in which the issue occurred. 

0. The Seller shall not be liable for non-conformity resulting exclusively from: 

a)  the Customer’s failure to meet the technical requirements set out in §7; 

b)  third-party software, tools or services beyond the Seller’s control; 

c)  unauthorised use of the Platform or Materials contrary to these Terms. 

0. This §10 does not limit or exclude any mandatory rights of Consumers under applicable national or EU law, including rights arising from Directive (EU) 2019/770 and its national implementing legislation. 

  

§11 RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL (CONSUMERS) 

1. If the Customer is a Consumer within the meaning of applicable consumer protection laws of the European Economic Area (EEA), the United Kingdom or other jurisdictions granting equivalent rights, the Consumer has the right to withdraw from a distance contract concluded with the Seller within 14 days without giving any reason, unless an exception applies under applicable law. 

2. The withdrawal period shall expire after 14 days from the date of conclusion of the contract, i.e. the date on which the Subscription is purchased or access to the Digital Content or Digital Service is granted. 

3. To exercise the right of withdrawal, the Consumer must inform the Seller of their decision to withdraw from the contract by means of a clear and unambiguous statement, sent for example by email to hello@teachingbricks.com. 
   The Consumer may, but is not obliged to, use the model withdrawal form provided in Annex 2 to these Terms. 

4. Where the right of withdrawal is validly exercised: 

a)  the contract shall be deemed terminated; 

b)  the Seller shall refund all payments received from the Consumer without undue delay and in any event no later than 14 days from the day on which the Seller is informed of the Consumer’s decision to withdraw; 

c)  the refund shall be made using the same means of payment as used by the Consumer for the initial transaction, unless the Consumer has expressly agreed otherwise. 

0. The Consumer acknowledges that, pursuant to applicable law, the right of withdrawal does not apply to contracts for the supply of Digital Content or Digital Services not supplied on a tangible medium, where: 

a)  performance has begun before the expiry of the withdrawal period; and 

b)  the Consumer has given prior express consent to the commencement of performance; and 

c)  the Consumer has acknowledged that they thereby lose the right of withdrawal once the performance has begun. 

0. For paid Subscriptions providing immediate access to a digital library or Digital Services, the Consumer’s consent and acknowledgement referred to in paragraph 5 are obtained during the checkout process (e.g. by way of mandatory checkboxes), prior to granting access. 

0. Where the conditions set out in paragraph 5 are met, the Consumer shall not be entitled to withdraw from the contract once access to the Digital Content or Digital Service has commenced, and no refund shall be due on this basis. 

0. Where applicable law provides for payment proportionate to the scope of services provided before withdrawal, the Consumer shall be liable to pay an amount corresponding to the services actually provided up to the moment of withdrawal. 

0. Nothing in this §11 limits or excludes any mandatory rights of Consumers under applicable national or EU law. Where mandatory consumer protection provisions grant broader rights than those described herein, such provisions shall prevail. 

0. Detailed information concerning the exercise of the right of withdrawal, including a withdrawal notice and a model withdrawal form, is provided in Annex 1 and Annex 2 to these Terms. 

  

§12 ACCOUNT AND SUBSCRIPTION MANAGEMENT 

1. Creating and maintaining an Account is required in order to access the Platform, including both free (Basic) and paid (Premium) Digital Content and Digital Services. Access to Materials is granted exclusively through the User’s Account. 

2. Through the Account, the User is able to: 

a) access Materials and functionalities available under the selected plan; 

b) view and update personal and contact data; 

c)  manage Subscription status, including viewing billing information and cancelling the Subscription, where such functionality is enabled within the Account panel. 

0. The User is responsible for ensuring that the data associated with the Account remains accurate, complete and up to date. The Seller shall not be responsible for consequences resulting from outdated or incorrect data provided by the User. 

0. The User is solely responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of login credentials associated with the Account. 

0. The User must not disclose login credentials to any third party or allow third parties to access the Account. 

0. Any actions performed through the Account shall be deemed to have been performed by the User, unless unauthorised access is proven and not attributable to the User. 

0. Each Account is intended for use by one individual User only, unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing by the Seller. 

0. Sharing an Account, login credentials, files, download links or access to Materials with third parties is strictly prohibited and constitutes a material breach of these Terms. 

0. The scope of access to Materials depends on the User’s current Subscription status. 

0. Cancelling a Subscription or downgrading to a free plan results in the loss of access to Premium Materials at the end of the applicable billing period, in accordance with §5 of these Terms. 

0. Deleting an Account may result in immediate or subsequent loss of access to Materials, subject to mandatory consumer law. 

0. The User may request deletion of the Account by contacting the Seller or, where available, through Account settings. The Seller may retain certain data after deletion where required by law or for legitimate purposes, including accounting, tax or dispute resolution. 

0. The Seller reserves the right to suspend or terminate an Account, in whole or in part, with immediate effect or after prior notice (as required by applicable law), if: 

a) the User violates these Terms; 

b) the Platform is used in an unlawful manner; 

c)  repeated payment failures occur despite prior notification; 

d) the User abuses Subscription features, Account access or Materials, including by attempting to circumvent access restrictions or licence limitations. 

0. Suspension or termination of an Account may result in loss of access to Digital Content and Digital Services. 

0. Termination of an Account does not affect rights and obligations that arose prior to termination, including outstanding payment obligations or claims resulting from breaches of these Terms. 

0. Nothing in this §12 limits or excludes any mandatory rights of Consumers under applicable consumer protection law, including rights relating to termination of contracts for Digital Content or Digital Services. 

  

§13 USER CONTENT, MODERATION, AND NOTICE-AND-ACTION 

1.  Where the Platform enables Users to submit, upload or publish User Content, including comments, reviews, profile elements or messages submitted via forms, the User remains solely responsible for the content they provide. User Content must not be illegal, unlawful or otherwise in violation of these Terms or applicable law. In particular, Users must not post content that constitutes hate speech, harassment, threats or discrimination; infringes intellectual property rights or other rights of third parties; violates privacy, data protection or image rights; constitutes spam, scams, misleading or fraudulent content; promotes or encourages violence, criminal activity or other illegal acts; or contains malicious software or attempts to compromise the security or integrity of the Platform. 

2.  The Seller does not endorse, verify or guarantee the accuracy, legality or reliability of User Content posted by Users. The Seller may review, assess and moderate User Content either proactively, using reasonable measures, or reactively, upon receiving a report or otherwise obtaining knowledge of potentially illegal or non-compliant content. Where the Seller determines that User Content violates these Terms or applicable law, the Seller may take appropriate and proportionate measures, including removing the content, disabling or restricting access to it, limiting its visibility or functionality, or suspending or terminating the User’s Account, in whole or in part. Moderation decisions are taken with due diligence, in an objective and proportionate manner, taking into account the nature of the content, the seriousness of the violation and the rights and legitimate interests of all parties involved, including freedom of expression. Moderation decisions that significantly affect Users are not based solely on automated processing, unless permitted by applicable law. 

3.  Any person or entity may report User Content that is believed to be illegal or in violation of these Terms by submitting a notice to hello@teachingbricks.com. A report should include a clear explanation of the reasons why the content is considered illegal or non-compliant, the exact electronic location of the content (such as a URL or sufficiently precise description), the name and email address of the reporting person or entity (unless anonymous reporting is permitted under applicable law), and a statement confirming the reporter’s good-faith belief that the information provided is accurate and complete. The Seller shall assess reports without undue delay and may request additional information where necessary to complete the assessment. 

4.  Where User Content is removed, restricted or where an Account is suspended or terminated as a result of moderation, the affected User has the right to submit an appeal. Appeals should be sent to hello@teachingbricks.com and must include identification of the User and the Account concerned, identification of the challenged decision, and a reasoned explanation of why the User considers the decision to be incorrect or unjustified. Appeals are reviewed by a human reviewer and not solely by automated systems. The Seller aims to process appeals within a reasonable time, with a target response time of 14 days, unless the complexity of the case requires a longer review period. Submission of an appeal does not automatically suspend the effects of the moderation decision, unless the Seller decides otherwise. 

5.  Nothing in this §13 limits or excludes any obligations of the Seller or rights of Users arising from mandatory provisions of applicable law, including Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act), where applicable. 

  

§14 LIABILITY 

1. The Seller undertakes to provide the Platform, Digital Content and Digital Services with reasonable care and skill, in accordance with applicable law, recognised industry standards and the nature of the services provided. The Seller does not guarantee uninterrupted availability of the Platform or that it will be free from minor errors or technical limitations inherent in digital services. 

2. The Platform provides educational materials and tools intended to support teaching activities. The Seller does not provide professional, pedagogical, legal or business advice and does not guarantee specific educational outcomes, learning results or commercial success. The User remains responsible for the manner in which the Materials are selected, adapted and used in their teaching practice. 

3. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the Seller shall not be liable for loss, damage or disruption resulting from: 

a)  the User’s device, operating system, browser, software configuration, internet connection or failure to meet the technical requirements set out in §7; 

b)  the use, availability or malfunction of third-party services, tools or platforms integrated with or linked from the Platform (including external presentation or hosting tools), where such issues are beyond the Seller’s reasonable control; 

c)  temporary interruptions, delays or limitations in access caused by maintenance, updates, security measures, technical incidents or infrastructure failures not attributable to the Seller. 

0. Subject to mandatory law, the Seller shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental or consequential losses, including but not limited to loss of profits, loss of revenue, loss of business opportunities, loss of goodwill, loss of data or business interruption, even if the Seller has been informed of the possibility of such losses. 

0. Where the User acts as a Business Customer, the Seller’s liability shall be excluded or limited to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law. In particular: 

a)  the Seller shall not be liable for lost profits, indirect or consequential damages; 

b)  where liability cannot be excluded, the Seller’s total aggregate liability shall not exceed the total amount actually paid by the Business Customer for the Subscription during the 12 months preceding the event giving rise to the claim, unless mandatory law provides otherwise. 

0. Where the User is a Consumer, nothing in these Terms excludes or limits the Seller’s liability in a manner that would deprive the Consumer of rights granted under mandatory consumer protection law. In particular, the Seller remains responsible for lack of conformity of Digital Content or Digital Services in accordance with §10 and applicable law. 

0. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits the Seller’s liability to the extent that such liability cannot be excluded or limited under applicable mandatory law, including liability arising from intentional misconduct or other circumstances for which exclusion or limitation is not legally permitted. 

0. The Seller shall not be liable for failure or delay in the performance of its obligations where such failure or delay results from events beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to natural disasters, governmental actions, armed conflict, terrorism, labour disputes, failures of telecommunications networks or third-party infrastructure. 

  

§15 CHANGES TO THE TERMS 

1. The Seller reserves the right to amend or update these Terms where justified by valid reasons, including in particular: 

a)  changes in applicable laws or regulatory requirements; 

b)  the need to improve security, stability or technical performance of the Platform; 

c)  changes to the scope, structure or functionality of the Platform, Digital Content or Digital Services; 

d)  prevention of misuse, abuse or unlawful use of the Platform; 

e)  organisational or operational changes affecting the manner in which the Services are provided. 

0. Users shall be informed of any material changes to these Terms in advance, in a clear and understandable manner, at least 14 days before the amended Terms take effect. Notification may be provided via the Website, the User’s Account, email or another appropriate communication channel. 

0. A shorter notice period may apply where immediate changes are required due to legal or regulatory obligations, security risks, prevention of abuse or other circumstances beyond the Seller’s reasonable control. In such cases, the Seller shall inform Users as soon as reasonably possible. 

0. Orders and contracts concluded before the effective date of the amended Terms shall remain governed by the version of the Terms applicable at the time of purchase, unless mandatory provisions of applicable law require otherwise. 

0. Continued use of the Platform after the effective date of the amended Terms constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms, unless applicable law requires explicit consent or grants the User the right to terminate the contract in connection with the changes. 

0. Nothing in this §15 limits or excludes any mandatory rights of Consumers under applicable law, including rights relating to termination of contracts or protection against unfair contractual terms. 

  

§16 PERSONAL DATA 

1.  The Seller processes personal data of Users in accordance with applicable data protection laws, including, where applicable, Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (the General Data Protection Regulation – GDPR) and relevant national data protection legislation. 

2.  Personal data are processed in particular for purposes related to: 

a) providing access to the Platform and its functionalities; 

b) creating and managing User Accounts and Subscriptions; 

c)  processing Orders and payments; 

d) communicating with Users, including responding to enquiries and handling complaints; 

e) fulfilling legal and accounting obligations; 

f)  ensuring the security and proper functioning of the Platform. 

3.  The legal bases for the processing of personal data may include, as applicable: performance of a contract, compliance with legal obligations, legitimate interests of the Seller, and the User’s consent. 

4.  The Seller implements appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect personal data against unauthorised access, loss, alteration or misuse. 

5.  Personal data may be disclosed to third parties only to the extent necessary for the provision of the Platform and related services, such as payment service providers, hosting providers or IT service providers, and only in accordance with applicable data protection laws. 

6.  Users have the rights granted under applicable data protection law, including the right to access, rectify, erase or restrict the processing of their personal data, the right to data portability, the right to object to processing and, where applicable, the right to withdraw consent. 

7.  Detailed information regarding the processing of personal data, including the purposes of processing, legal bases, data retention periods, categories of recipients and the exercise of User rights, is provided in the Privacy Policy, available at: 
[LINK TO YOUR PRIVACY POLICY PAGE – TO BE ADDED]. 

8.  In the event of any inconsistency between these Terms and the Privacy Policy, the provisions of the Privacy Policy shall prevail with respect to matters relating to personal data protection. 

  

§17 FINAL PROVISIONS, GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION 

1. These Terms and any contracts concluded on their basis shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Poland, unless mandatory provisions of applicable law provide otherwise. 

2. Where the User is a Consumer, nothing in these Terms shall deprive the Consumer of the protection afforded by mandatory provisions of the law of the country of the Consumer’s habitual residence, where such provisions cannot be excluded by agreement. 

3. Where the User acts as a Business Customer, any disputes arising out of or in connection with these Terms, the use of the Platform or contracts concluded thereunder shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the court competent for the Seller’s registered office, unless mandatory law provides otherwise. 

4. Before initiating formal legal proceedings, the Parties are encouraged, where reasonably possible, to attempt to resolve any disputes amicably through direct communication. 

5. If any provision of these Terms is held to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, such provision shall be severed, and the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect. The invalid provision shall be replaced, to the extent possible, by a valid provision that most closely reflects the original intent. 

6. The failure of the Seller to enforce any provision of these Terms shall not be construed as a waiver of such provision or of the right to enforce it at a later time. 

7. These Terms are drafted in English. In the event of any discrepancies between language versions, the English version shall prevail, unless mandatory law provides otherwise. 

8. These Terms enter into force on the date indicated on the Website and apply to all Users accessing or using the Platform from that date onward. 

9. These Terms are effective as of 01/03/2026. 

  

ANNEX 1 – NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL (CONSUMERS) 

You have the right to withdraw from this contract within 14 days without giving any reason, subject to the digital content and digital services exceptions described in §11 of the Terms. 

  

To exercise the right of withdrawal, you must inform us of your decision by means of a clear and unambiguous statement, sent to the following email address: 

hello@teachingbricks.com 

  

If the withdrawal is valid and effective, we will reimburse all payments received from you without undue delay and no later than 14 days from the day on which we are informed of your decision to withdraw. 

  

ANNEX 2 – MODEL WITHDRAWAL FORM 

(Complete and return this form only if you wish to withdraw from the contract) 

  

To: 

Teaching Bricks Sp. z o.o. 

Address: 34, 62-840 Dąbrowa, Poland 

Email: hello@teachingbricks.com 

  

I hereby give notice that I withdraw from my contract for the provision of the following service / digital content: 

  

Subscription / Plan name: [_____________] 

Order date: [_____________] 

  

Name of Consumer: [_____________] 

Email address used for the Account: [_____________] 

  

Date: [_____________] 

  

ANNEX 3 – COMPLAINT FORM 

(NON-CONFORMITY OF DIGITAL CONTENT OR DIGITAL SERVICES) 

  

Customer email / Account identifier: [_____________] 

Subscription plan / Product concerned: [_____________] 

  

Description of the non-conformity or issue: 

[____________________________________________________] 

  

Date on which the issue was noticed: [_____________] 

  

Requested remedy (where applicable): 

☐ Bringing into conformity 

☐ Price reduction 

☐ Termination of the contract 

  

Additional information or evidence (e.g. screenshots, logs): 

[____________________________________________________] 

  

Please send the completed form to: 

hello@teachingbricks.com 

  

ANNEX 4 – NOTICE OF ILLEGAL CONTENT OR TERMS VIOLATION 

(NOTICE-AND-ACTION) 

  

Details of the person submitting the notice (optional where anonymous reporting is permitted by law): 

  

Name: [_____________] 

Email address: [_____________] 

  

Exact location of the content (URL or sufficiently precise description): 

[____________________________________________________] 

  

Explanation of why the content is considered illegal or in violation of the Terms: 

[____________________________________________________] 

  

Good-faith statement: 

I confirm that this notice is submitted in good faith and that the information provided is accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge. 

  

Date: [_____________] 

  

Please send the notice to: 

hello@teachingbricks.com