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Last updated 15 September 2026 · Primary Coding League CIC, trading as Primary Coding Hubs

By using this website or the Curriculum Builder you agree to these terms. They are deliberately brief; if anything is unclear, ask us.

The website

The site is provided by Primary Coding League CIC to describe our outreach, equipment loans and training, and to let you contact us. Bookings and loans are confirmed separately in writing.
We try to keep the site accurate and available, but it is provided "as is" without warranties. We are not liable for loss arising from your use of it, except where the law does not allow us to exclude liability.
Our own text, design and logos are ours; please ask before reusing them. Partner logos belong to their owners.

The Curriculum Builder

The Curriculum Builder assembles curriculum planning documents from openly licensed public content. It is a planning aid: you remain responsible for checking that any plan suits your pupils, your school's policies and the National Curriculum.
Lesson content from Oak National Academy and the Teach Computing Curriculum (Raspberry Pi Foundation / NCCE), and the Education for a Connected World framework (UK Council for Internet Safety), are used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The documents we generate carry the required attribution; please keep it if you edit them. Neither Oak National Academy, the Raspberry Pi Foundation nor UKCIS endorses Primary Coding Hubs.
Where we link to third-party resources (for example Common Sense Education, Childnet, CEOP Education, ProjectEVOLVE, Google and the BBC), those resources are subject to their owners' own terms and licences. We do not copy or redistribute them.
Online-safety lesson plans and pupil resources written by Primary Coding Hubs are licensed to you for use in your own school. Please do not resell them.
Slide decks, worksheets and quizzes downloaded through the builder come directly from Oak National Academy and are subject to Oak's terms.
The Google Forms feature creates quizzes in your own Google Drive with your permission. How we handle that permission is set out in our privacy policy. Google's own terms apply to your Google account.
The free plan (the planner, your long-term plan and coverage on screen, links to every unit, one sample unit and on-screen previews) may change or be withdrawn without notice.

Buying the full pack

Price. The full pack costs £5, paid once, for one school. The price shown at checkout is the total you pay. Payment is taken by Stripe; we never see your card details.
What you get. Everything the builder can produce for your school: every planning document as Word files, the online safety pack, Oak slides, worksheets and quizzes, Microsoft Forms and Google Forms quizzes, and the complete zip, with unlimited rebuilds as your classes change.
Your licence. The licence is issued to the school named at checkout and covers everyone who works at that school. It is not transferable to another school, and the code must not be shared outside your school. Every document is stamped with your school's name and licence code. Documents you generate may be used, edited and shared within your school and with your pupils and their families, but not resold or offered to other schools.
Immediate delivery and refunds. The pack is digital content made available the moment you pay. By paying you ask us to deliver it immediately and acknowledge that the usual 14-day right to cancel ends once it is unlocked. If it does not work for you, contact us within 14 days of purchase and we will put it right or refund you.
Losing your code. You can recover your code at any time with the email address used at checkout and your school name. Keep the receipt Stripe emails you.
Changes. We may improve the pack over time. Anything added to the full pack after you buy is included at no extra cost for the current academic year.

Borrowing equipment

The loan is free; you pay the postage. The price shown when you book is Royal Mail's or Parcelforce's published price for the kit's boxed weight and size, there and back, and is the total you pay. Postage is taken by Stripe when you book. For a few remote postcodes the carrier adds a charge, so we quote those by email first.
Dates. Your dates are confirmed as soon as payment completes and are held for the booking reference you are given. We post the kit to arrive a day or two before your first day, and expect it back in the post within two working days of your last day, using the prepaid return label in the box.
Looking after the kit. Please use the kit as intended, keep it in its case, and repack it fully charged where possible. Normal wear is expected. If something is lost or damaged beyond normal wear, tell us; we may ask the school to contribute to the repair or replacement cost.
Changes and cancellations. Cancel at least seven days before your first day for a full refund of the postage. Later than that, or once the kit has been posted, the postage cannot be refunded. If we have to cancel, we refund the postage in full.
Availability. The dates shown on the equipment page are live but not a promise until you have paid; if a kit becomes unavailable before we post it (for example, it comes back damaged), we will offer alternative dates or a full refund.

Acceptable use

Please do not use the site or the builder to break the law, to overload our services or those of the content providers we link to, or to pass off the generated documents as endorsed by the original publishers.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.