Copyright Notice and Statement of Ownership

Last Updated: 27 October 2026

This notice applies to Boost Arena, the session-logging and classroom display system used at the Boost Tutoring centres, and to every screen of it.

1. Copyright notice

   • The following notice applies to the whole of the work described on this page, and should be reproduced on its screens, in its source code and in any documentation issued with it:

   • © 2026 Boost Tutoring Australia Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.

   • Copyright subsists in this work under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth). There is no system of copyright registration in Australia: protection arises automatically on creation of the work in a material form, and the notice above is evidence of a claim rather than the source of the right.

2. Particulars of the work

   • Title of work: Boost Arena
   • Also known as: The Boost Tutoring session-logging and classroom display system
   • Type of work: Original literary work in the form of a computer program, together with the associated preparatory design material, user interface designs and written content
   • Author: Nohadra Karimo
   • Owner of copyright: Boost Tutoring Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 50 690 319 272)
   • Basis of ownership: Work created by the author in the course of, and for the purposes of, the owner’s business
   • Year of first creation: 2026
   • Jurisdiction: Commonwealth of Australia
   • Status: Published proprietary software, used internally and at the owner’s tutoring centres

3. What the work consists of

   • Boost Arena is a purpose-built system for running tutoring sessions across the Boost Tutoring centres. The work comprises, without limitation:
   • The source code of the application in its entirety, including all modules, components and configuration written for it.
   • The wall-mounted classroom display: the lesson-stage timer, the student scoreboard, and the welcome, milestone and end-of-class celebration sequences, including their design and timing.
   • The tutor control screens used to start a class, record student scores and finish a session.
   • The student and family records, enrolment intake form, and the reporting and analytics screens, including the metrics defined within them and the methods by which they are calculated.
   • The raffle ticket scheme, its ledger, and the rules by which points convert to tickets.
   • All original text, labels, wording and on-screen copy written for the system.
   • The visual design, layout, colour system and interface design of each screen.
   • All preparatory design material, specifications and written notes made in the course of its creation.
   • The names “Boost Arena” and “Boost Tutoring”, the Boost logo, and the brand colours and typography applied within the work are the property of the owner and are protected separately from copyright, under trade mark law and the law of passing off. Nothing on this page limits those rights.

4. Ownership

   • The author created the work in the course of, and for the purposes of, the owner’s business. The owner accordingly holds the entire copyright in the work, together with all other intellectual property rights subsisting in it, for the full term of protection and in every country.
   • The author asserts the moral rights conferred by Part IX of the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth), including the right to be identified as the author of the work. Moral rights are personal to the author and are not transferred by this document.

5. Rights reserved

   • No part of the work may be reproduced, copied, adapted, translated, decompiled, reverse-engineered, published, communicated to the public, distributed, sold, licensed or otherwise dealt with, in whole or in part, by any means, without the prior written permission of the owner.
   • Access granted to any employee, contractor or third party is a limited permission to use the work for the owner’s business only. It transfers no ownership, grants no licence beyond that use, and ends when the engagement ends.

6. Third party components

   • The work is built on, and incorporates, components owned by others and used under their respective licences. Those components are not claimed as part of this work, and this notice does not extend to them. They include the application platform on which the system is hosted, the open-source libraries and icon sets used in its interface, and the typefaces in which it is set.
   • The ownership claimed above is of the original work created by the author: the code written for Boost Arena, its interface designs, its written content, and the particular selection and arrangement of everything it is assembled from.

7. Evidence of authorship

   • The owner maintains a dated version history of the work recording each change, the date it was made and the state of the work at that point. That history is retained as evidence of the date of creation and of the course of authorship, and can be produced if ownership is ever disputed.

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