Global permissions
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Global Permissions Granting provides permission at the asset/extract level, rather than the entire product.
Submitting a permissions request
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If you have students who have problems reading the original print, you can request print materials in an alternative format. Find out more and make an alternative format request online.
To request permission to use extracts from Pearson assessment products, please visit our Pearson assessment website.
Copyrights owned by third parties
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Licence to copy 5%
Copyright means that you need to seek permission before you can re-use published material. When you see this badge in a book it means that schools are licensed to copy 5% or one chapter from the book, for lessons to support learning as well as saving valuable planning time.
