π AFFORDABLE RESOURCES. LASTING VALUE.
At ArtsPool Education, we understand the financial pressures facing schools and dance departments.
That’s why we believe high-quality GCSE Dance resources should be accessible, affordable and designed to offer exceptional long-term value.
π No automatic annual price increases β we aim to keep our prices consistent and reduce them wherever possible.
π Instant digital downloads β no expensive printing, packaging or postage.
π Lifetime licences β purchase once and continue using your resources year after year.
π No additional student fees β use your purchased resources with as many students as you need, within your licensed school.
One purchase. Unlimited students. Year after year.
We’re here to support teachers, not stretch their budgets.
Explore our resources: https://arts-pool.co.uk/
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Sharing Is Caringβ¦ But Please Don’t Share Our Resources!
At ArtsPool Education, we know that teachers are generous people. You share ideas, support colleagues and do everything you can to help your students succeed.
And we love that!
However, there’s one kind of sharing that can cause real problems for small businesses like ours.
When you purchase an ArtsPool resource, you’re buying a lifetime licence to use it within your own school. That means you can use it year after year, with as many students as you need, without paying again.
We think that’s a pretty good deal!
Why does sharing matter?
We understand how easy it is to email a useful resource to a teacher at another school. It’s usually done with the very best intentions.
Unfortunately, every time a purchased resource is passed on free of charge, ArtsPool potentially loses a sale.
Those sales help us create new resources, update existing materials and continue supporting GCSE Dance teachers and students.
We’re a small business, and every purchase makes a difference.
We want to keep our resources affordable, but we also need to keep ArtsPool going!
What does your licence allow?
You CAN:
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Use your purchased resources with any number of students within your licensed school.
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Reuse them year after year.
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Share them with colleagues working within the same licensed school for teaching purposes.
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Print copies for your own students where appropriate.
You CANNOT:
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Email or distribute purchased resources to teachers at other schools.
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Upload resources to publicly accessible websites.
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Share resources through social media, public groups or file-sharing platforms.
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Resell, redistribute or make resources available to people outside your licensed school without our written permission.
Protecting our resources
We regularly check for unauthorised sharing and publication of ArtsPool materials.
If we discover our resources on a public website, social media platform or other unauthorised location, we will contact the relevant person or organisation and request their removal.
We also reserve the right to pursue appropriate contractual remedies or recover losses arising from copyright infringement, where legally permitted.
The boring (but important!) small print
All ArtsPool resources remain the intellectual property of ArtsPool Education Ltd unless otherwise stated.
Purchasing a resource grants the purchaser a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence for use within the licensed school, subject to the applicable terms and conditions.
Purchasing a resource does not transfer copyright ownership or grant permission for redistribution, resale or public publication.
Unauthorised copying, distribution or publication may constitute copyright infringement and/or breach of contract.
Thank you for supporting ArtsPool Education.
By respecting our copyright, you’re helping us continue doing what we love: creating affordable, practical and inspiring resources for GCSE Dance teachers and students.
Buy once. Use for years. Please don’t share outside your school. π
The boring “small print”
If we find any of our resources uploaded onto a public website, or shared on social media, we will contact you to remove them and reserve the right to issue a Β£50 fine per resource to recover lost income.
