School's Intellectual Property Sample Clauses
The "School's Intellectual Property" clause establishes the school's ownership rights over intellectual property created by students, staff, or faculty in connection with school activities or using school resources. Typically, this clause clarifies that inventions, creative works, or other intellectual outputs developed as part of coursework, research, or employment at the school are the property of the institution, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Its core function is to ensure the school can control, protect, and potentially commercialize intellectual property arising from its educational and research environment, thereby preventing disputes over ownership and use.
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School's Intellectual Property. The School reserves all rights and interest in any copyright, design right, registered design, patent or trademark ("Intellectual Property") arising as a result of the actions or work of a Student in conjunction with any member of staff and/or other Students at the School for a purpose associated with the School. The School will acknowledge and allow to be acknowledged the Student's role in the creation/development of Intellectual Property.
School's Intellectual Property. The School reserves all rights and interest in any copyright, design right, registered design, patent or trademark ("intellectual property") arising as a result of the actions or work of the Student in conjunction with any member of staff and/or other Students at the School for a purpose associated with the School. The School will acknowledge and allow to be acknowledged the Student's role in creation/development of intellectual property. Student's Original Work: Copyright in the Student's original work, such as classroom work, homework, projects, internal examination scripts, paintings and computer generated material, belongs to the Student. Most such work (but not examination scripts) will be returned to the Student when it is no longer required for purposes of assessment or display. The School returns written sections of periodic exams. Parents’ consent for themselves and (so far as they are entitled to do so) on behalf of the Student, to the School retaining such work at the School premises until, in our professional judgment, it is appropriate to release the work to the Student. We will take reasonable care to preserve the Student's work undamaged but cannot accept liability for loss or damage caused to this or any other property of the Student by factors outside the direct control of the School Director and staff. Sex Education: All Students will receive health and sex education appropriate to their age in accordance with the curriculum from time to time unless the Parents have given formal notice in writing that they do not wish their Child to take part in this aspect of the curriculum.
School's Intellectual Property. Where the Student, in conjunction with any member of staff, creates anything (including a design, an invention, a database, a discovery, a process , a trademark, goodwill or any other work) in respect of which any intellectual property (including copyright, design rights, patents, database right, the right to sue for passing off, or any other intellectual or proprietary right) exists, the School reserves all Intellectual Property Rights in respect of that Work.
School's Intellectual Property. Where the Pupil creates a copyright work, including where the work is created jointly with a member of staff or another pupil, the School may use that work for the purpose of promoting the interests of the School, including exhibiting it, publishing it in the School magazine or putting it or a copy of it on the School's intranet or public website.