Legal Notice

Purpose and acceptance

This legal notice regulates the use of the website https://teachersaraenglishbusybees.com, hereinafter referred to as the website, owned by Sara Louise Roden-Scott, hereinafter referred to as the PROVIDER.

The PROVIDER of the website makes this document available to users in order to comply with the obligations laid down in article 10 of Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on information society services and electronic commerce, as well as to inform all users of the conditions of use of the website.

The PROVIDER may modify this legal notice at any time, as well as any other general or specific conditions, regulations of use, instructions or notices that may be applicable, notifying users sufficiently in advance in order to improve the services offered through the website. By modifying the legal notice published on the website, this duty of notification shall be deemed to have been fulfilled.

Browsing the PROVIDER’s website attributes the condition of user of the same and implies full and unreserved acceptance of each and every one of the provisions included in this legal notice, which may undergo modifications, so if the user does not agree with any of the conditions set forth herein, he/she should not use this website.

Likewise, the PROVIDER reserves the right to suspend, interrupt or cease operating the website at any time.

Therefore, we recommend the prior viewing of the content of the legal notice in order to be aware of the conditions of access, use and utilisation of the website at all times.

This website has been created by the PROVIDER for information purposes and for the personal use of users. The purpose of this legal notice is to regulate the access and use of this website, as well as the relationship between the website and its users.

By accessing this website you accept the following terms and conditions:

1. Access to this website is the sole responsibility of the users.
2. The mere access to this website does not imply any type of commercial relationship between the PROVIDER and the user.
3. Accessing and browsing this website implies acceptance and knowledge of the legal warnings, conditions and terms of use contained therein.
4. The PROVIDER may offer services that may be subject to specific conditions which, depending on the case, may replace, complete and/or modify the present conditions, and about which the user will be informed in each specific case.
5. The user undertakes to make correct use of the website in accordance with the law, good faith, public order, traffic uses and this Legal Notice. The user will be liable to the PROVIDER or third parties for any damages that may be caused as a result of a breach of this obligation.

About

The domain teachersaraenglishbusybees.com offers the services of:

• Provider: Sara Louise Roden-Scott
• E.I.F.: Y3432115T
• Address: Calle Teja 20 – 29018 Guaro Malaga (Spain)
• Telephone: (+34) 674 541 588
• E-mail: info@teachersaraenglishbusybees.com

All notifications and communications between users and the PROVIDER will be considered effective, for all purposes, when they are made by post or any other of the aforementioned means.

Content

The website provides the user with information about the online English language services offered by the PROVIDER.

Access to the website

Access to the website is free of charge for the user, except for the cost of the connection through the telecommunications network supplied by the access provider contracted by the user, and implies unreserved acceptance of these conditions of use, which the user declares to understand in their entirety.

In general, in order to access the informative contents of the website, prior registration by the user will not be necessary.

However, some services require the prior registration of the user by filling in the corresponding electronic registration forms established for this purpose on the website and the acceptance of the terms and conditions of use established by the PROVIDER for this purpose.

Access codes or similar

In the event that any service of the website includes access codes or user names, the User shall choose and indicate his/her own access codes (user name, e-mail, log, password, password, or similar), and may not choose for them words, expressions or graphic-denominative sets that are offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive, offensive or similar, coincide with trademarks, trade names, business signs, company names, advertising expressions, names and pseudonyms of public figures or celebrities whose use is not authorised and, in general, contrary to the law or the requirements of morality and generally accepted good customs.

The assignment of the user name (log) is automatic upon the User’s choice. In the event that the requested passwords are reserved, the User must enter new passwords.

The User is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of the password associated with his/her account, which he/she will use to access the website, and undertakes to make diligent use of the access codes, not to make them available to third parties, and to inform the PROVIDER of the loss or theft of the access codes and possible access to them by a third party.

If the user detects any unauthorised use of his/her account, he/she must inform the PROVIDER immediately.

Minors

In relation to the browsing of the website by minors, the user is warned that the PROVIDER cannot control, apart from other circumstances, that minors under 14 years of age make use of the website and its services. Therefore, the PROVIDER assumes no responsibility in this regard, and it is hereby stated that parents and guardians shall be solely responsible for controlling and assisting minors in browsing this website and enabling any other necessary mechanisms that, where appropriate, prevent minors from accessing the website and/or its services, and the PROVIDER shall not accept any claim in this regard.

In the event that some of our services are specifically aimed at minors, the PROVIDER will request the consent of parents or guardians for the collection of personal data or, where appropriate, for the automated processing of data.

Rules for use of the website

The user undertakes to use the website and all its content and services in accordance with the law, morality, public order and these conditions.

The PROVIDER may interrupt access to its website at any time if it detects a use contrary to the law, good faith or the present conditions.

Likewise, the user expressly agrees and undertakes to make appropriate use of the contents and services of the website and not to use them to:

a) Disseminate content that is criminal, violent, pornographic, racist, xenophobic, offensive, in support of terrorism or, in general, contrary to the law or public order.

b) To carry out illicit or criminal activities that infringe the rights of third parties and/or infringe intellectual and industrial property regulations, or any other applicable legal regulations.

c) Introduce into the network computer viruses or carry out actions likely to alter, damage, interrupt or generate errors or damage to electronic documents, data or physical and logical systems of the PROVIDER or third parties; as well as hinder the access of other users to the website and its services through the massive consumption of computer resources through which the PROVIDER provides its services.

d) Attempting to access the e-mail accounts of other users or restricted areas of the website and, where appropriate, extracting information.

e) Impersonate the identity of another user, public administrations or a third party.

f) Reproducing, copying, distributing, making available or in any other way publicly communicating, transforming or modifying the contents, unless authorised by the owner of the corresponding rights or it is legally permitted to do so.

g) Collect data for advertising purposes and to send advertising of any kind and communications for sales or other commercial purposes without prior request or consent.

Exclusion of Liability

Access by the user to the website does not imply any obligation on the part of the PROVIDER to control the absence of viruses, worms or any other harmful computer element. It is the responsibility of the user, in any case, to ensure the availability of adequate tools for the detection and disinfection of harmful computer programmes.

The PROVIDER is not responsible for any damage caused to the software and computer equipment of users or third parties during the use of the services offered on the website.

The PROVIDER is not responsible for damages of any kind caused to the user as a result of failures or disconnections in the telecommunications networks that lead to the suspension, cancellation or interruption of the website service during or prior to the provision of the same.

The PROVIDER reserves the right to make any modifications it deems appropriate to its website without prior notice, and may change, delete or add both the content and services provided through the website and the way in which they are presented or located on the website.

Intellectual and industrial property

The website, including but not limited to its programming, editing, compilation and other elements necessary for its operation, the source code, designs, logos, texts and/or graphics are the property of the PROVIDER or, if applicable, it has a licence or express authorisation from the authors.

All the contents of the website are duly protected by intellectual and industrial property regulations, as well as being registered in the corresponding public registers.

The total or partial reproduction, use, exploitation, distribution and commercialisation requires in any case the prior written authorisation of the PROVIDER.

Any use not previously authorised by the PROVIDER will be considered a serious breach of the intellectual or industrial property rights of the author.

The designs, logos, text and/or graphics not belonging to the PROVIDER and which may appear on the website belong to their respective owners, who are themselves responsible for any possible controversy that may arise with respect to the same.

The PROVIDER recognises in favour of their owners the corresponding industrial and intellectual property rights, and their mere mention or appearance on the website does not imply the existence of any rights or responsibility of the PROVIDER over them, nor any endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation by the PROVIDER.

Links

The establishment of a hyperlink does not imply in any case the existence of a relationship between the PROVIDER and the owner of the website in which it is established, nor the acceptance and approval by the PROVIDER of its contents or services.

Those persons who intend to establish a hyperlink must request prior written authorisation from the PROVIDER.

In any case, the hyperlink will only allow access to the home page of the websites, and must also refrain from making false, inaccurate or incorrect statements or indications about the PROVIDER, or include illegal content, contrary to good customs and public order.

The PROVIDER is not responsible for the use that each user makes of the information made available on the website nor for the actions carried out on the basis of the same.

The PROVIDER does not assume any responsibility for the information contained in third parties’ web pages which can be accessed through links from any web page owned by the PROVIDER.

The presence of links on the PROVIDER’s website is merely for information purposes and in no case implies a suggestion, invitation or recommendation about them.

Sending of Commercial Communications

In compliance with the provisions of the Second Final Provision of Law 9/2014, of 9 May, on Telecommunications, which amends Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on information society services and electronic commerce, commercial communications sent by electronic means must be clearly identifiable as such, and the individual or legal entity on behalf of which they are sent must also be clearly identifiable, without prejudice to the provisions of the regulations issued by the Autonomous Communities with exclusive powers over consumption.

Users who provide their contact details to the PROVIDER by clicking on the “SEND” button on the electronic forms for collecting personal data on the website and tick the two consent boxes “I accept the processing of my data for the purposes indicated in the basic data protection information” and “I consent to receive commercial communications about your services”, expressly authorises and grants express, free and unequivocal consent to the PROVIDER to process your personal data for the purpose of sending you commercial communications about its services by letter, telephone, email, SMS/MMS, WhatsApp, Telegram or other equivalent means of electronic communication.

The legal basis that legitimises this processing is the consent of the data subject, which may be revoked at any time.

In compliance with the provisions of articles 21 and 22 of Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on information society services and electronic commerce, users may oppose the processing of their data for promotional purposes and revoke their consent to receive commercial communications via email by simply notifying the PROVIDER of their wish by means of a simple and free procedure, consisting of sending an email to the email address info@teachersaraenglishbusybees.com, indicating “UNSUBSCRIBE” or “DO NOT SEND” in the subject line of the message.

IP Addresses

The website servers will be able to automatically detect the IP address and domain name used by the user.

An IP address is a number automatically assigned to a computer when it connects to the Internet. All this information is recorded in an activity file of the server that allows the subsequent processing of the data in order to obtain purely statistical measurements that make it possible to know the number of page impressions, the number of visits made to the web services, the order of visits, the access point, etc.

Exemption from liability

The PROVIDER is exempt from any type of responsibility derived from the information published on its website, provided that this information has been manipulated or introduced by an external third party.

In accordance with articles 11 and 16 of Law 34/2002, of 11 July, on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce, the PROVIDER is at the disposal of users, competent authorities and security forces and bodies to remove or block contents that violate the law, the rights of third parties or morality and public order.

The website has been checked and tested to ensure that it functions correctly. In principle, it can be guaranteed to function correctly 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. However, the PROVIDER does not rule out the possibility of certain programming errors, or the occurrence of force majeure, natural disasters, strikes, or similar circumstances that make it impossible to access the website.

The PROVIDER does not guarantee the uninterrupted operation of the application for reasons beyond its control.

In case of interruption of the website’s operation, the PROVIDER undertakes to return it to a good working order as soon as possible.

Procedure in the event of activities of an illicit character

In the event that any user or third party considers that there are facts or circumstances that reveal the illicit nature of the use of any content and/or the carrying out of any activity on the web pages included or accessible through the website, he/she must send a notification to the PROVIDER duly identifying him/herself, specifying the alleged infringements and expressly declaring, under his/her responsibility, that the information provided in the notification is accurate.

Applicable law and jurisdiction

For the resolution of all disputes or questions related to this website or the activities carried out therein, Spanish legislation shall be applicable, to which the parties expressly submit themselves, and the Courts and Tribunals of Malaga (Spain) shall be competent for the resolution of all conflicts arising from or related to its use, unless the user is a consumer, in which case the parties submit themselves to the Courts and Tribunals of the domicile where the consumer has his/her habitual residence within Spanish national territory.

If any clause included in these conditions is declared totally or partially null or ineffective, such nullity or ineffectiveness will only affect that provision or the part of the same that is null or ineffective, with the rest of these conditions remaining in force and such provision being considered totally or partially as not included.