Website Terms of Use

Last updated: 1 September 2026

1. About this website

This website, lucyshrimpton.com, is operated by Born To Be Brilliant Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales with company number 15468593.

Registered office

Arena, Lancaster Court, 8 Barnes Wallis Road, Fareham, Hampshire, PO15 5TU, United Kingdom.

Contact

[email protected]

References to “we”, “us” and “our” mean Born To Be Brilliant Ltd.

These terms explain the permitted use of our website and its publicly available content. Please read them before using the website.

2. Purchases and other agreements

These website terms do not set the payment, renewal, cancellation or delivery terms for every service we offer.

eSCHOOL membership is governed by the eSCHOOL Membership Terms and Conditions provided before purchase:

https://www.lucyshrimpton.com/eschool-terms

Other paid services, programmes, events, digital products or implementation work are subject to the order details and any specific terms presented before you agree to buy.

Where specific purchase terms differ from these general website terms, the specific terms take priority for that purchase.

Nothing here removes binding information or promises given before a purchase or any legal right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

The Sleep Nanny and Dreamwork Consulting Ltd are separate from Born To Be Brilliant Ltd. Their services are subject to their own terms.

3. Using the website

You may browse the website and use its features for lawful purposes.

You must not deliberately introduce malicious software, attempt unauthorised access, interfere with the website’s operation or security, impersonate someone else, submit fraudulent information or use the website to infringe another person’s rights.

Do not use forms or other communication features to send unlawful, threatening, harassing or unsolicited promotional material.

We may take reasonable and proportionate action to address misuse, including restricting the affected access. This does not remove rights under an existing purchase agreement.

4. Website content and educational information

Our articles, podcasts, assessments, resources and other content provide general education, information and perspectives on business and personal development.

They do not provide individual legal, tax, investment, medical or mental health advice. Obtain appropriately qualified advice where a decision requires it.

You are responsible for deciding how to apply general information to your circumstances.

We take reasonable care with our content, but information may become outdated and may not address every situation. Let us know if you identify an error.

This explanation does not remove our obligation to provide paid services or digital content to the standard required by law.

5. Outcomes and testimonials

Results depend on individual circumstances, decisions and actions.

Testimonials describe particular people’s experiences. They do not promise that everyone will achieve the same income, business growth, wellbeing or other outcome.

Descriptions of potential benefits should be read alongside the specific information about the relevant service.

6. Ownership and permitted use

We or our licensors own the copyright and other applicable intellectual property rights in the website’s original text, recordings, images, designs, resources and branding.

You may view the website and print or download reasonable extracts for your personal reference, keeping any ownership notices intact.

You may share links to our publicly available pages, provided you do not misleadingly suggest our endorsement or a business relationship.

You must not reproduce, sell, license, redistribute or republish substantial parts of our content without permission, except where a specific resource licence or the law permits it.

You must not use our name, logos or branding in a way that misrepresents your relationship with us.

These restrictions do not prevent lawful quotation, criticism, review or other permitted uses under copyright law.

7. Downloads and templates

A resource may have its own stated permissions. Those permissions take priority for that resource.

Where no separate licence is stated, you may download and use a free resource for your personal learning and internal use within your own business.

You may complete fields or adapt content where that is the resource’s intended purpose. You may not sell, distribute or make the underlying resource available to others as your own product.

The own-business template permissions included with eSCHOOL are set out in its membership terms. These website terms do not reduce those permissions.

Downloading a resource does not transfer ownership of its copyright.

8. Information you submit

Please provide accurate information when making an enquiry, requesting a resource or using a registration or booking form.

You remain responsible for having the right to submit any material you send to us, including information about other people.

You retain ownership of your original material. You give us only the permission reasonably needed to handle your request or provide the relevant service.

Sending us a message, review or contribution does not give us unrestricted permission to use your identity or material in advertising. We will obtain the appropriate separate permission.

Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle personal information.

9. External links and services

The website may link to external websites or include content from providers such as podcast, video, payment, social media or messaging platforms.

Those services may have their own terms and privacy policies. A link does not necessarily mean we endorse everything on the linked website.

We are not responsible for independent third-party content or services merely because we link to them. This does not remove our responsibility for suppliers we engage to fulfil our own contractual obligations.

Where we receive a commission or other material benefit from a recommendation, we will disclose it in the relevant context.

10. Website availability

We aim to keep the website available and functioning, but maintenance, technical faults or circumstances outside our reasonable control may cause interruptions.

We may update, reorganise or remove public website content.

Changes to public website content do not authorise us to remove paid benefits or alter an existing contract contrary to its terms or applicable law.

Please keep your device and browser reasonably up to date and use appropriate security measures.

11. Our responsibility to you

We are responsible for loss or damage caused by our breach of an applicable obligation or failure to exercise reasonable care where that loss is reasonably foreseeable.

We do not accept responsibility for losses caused solely by your misuse of the website or by circumstances for which we have no legal responsibility.

Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

Nothing here restricts mandatory consumer rights or remedies relating to services, digital content or other purchases.

Where you buy a service, its specific terms explain the relevant obligations and remedies.

12. Privacy and cookies

Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect and use personal information.

Information about cookies and similar technologies, and the choices available to you, is provided through our privacy information and applicable cookie controls.

Using the website or accepting these terms does not constitute consent to optional marketing or tracking.

13. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms to reflect changes to the website or legal requirements.

The version published at the time of your use applies to that use. Updates do not retrospectively change an existing purchase agreement.

The date at the top identifies the latest version.

14. Complaints and applicable law

Please send questions or complaints to [email protected].

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

If you are a consumer, you retain any mandatory protections under the law applicable to you and any right to bring proceedings in your home courts.

For business users, the courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory applicable law.

If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply where legally possible.