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1. www.gov.uk › free-school-transportFree school transport - GOV.UK

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   Free school transport. Children of compulsory school age qualify for free school transport if they go to their nearest suitable school and any of the following apply: the school is more...

2. childlawadvice.org.uk › information-pages › transportTransport - childlawadvice.org.uk

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   Sep 4, 2024 · What is the guidance on school transport for pupils with special educational needs, disability or mobility problems. A child is eligible for free travel to school if: they attend their nearest suitable school, and. it is within the statutory walking distance of their home, and.

3. educationhub.blog.gov.uk › 2023/11/03 › free-schoolFree school transport explained: From who’s eligible to how ...

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   Nov 3, 2023 · Most parents should expect to be responsible for making arrangements for their child to get to and from school. Here, we explain everything you need to know about free school travel, from who’s...

4. www.ipsea.org.uk › news › home-to-school-transportHome to school transport: understanding your rights

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   If you are affected by an unlawful policy and you think your child should be entitled to home-to-school transport, you have a few options. You can make a complaint against the LA, and if you don’t get an adequate response from the LA’s complaints procedures, you can complain to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman.

5. www.moneyhelper.org.uk › en › blogHow much does it cost to adopt a child and what benefits am I ...

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   Jan 8, 2024 · Pupil premium paid to your adopted child’s school or pre-school: £353 per year of extra funding for every adopted 3 and 4-year-old in early years education and £2,530* per year of extra funding for state-funded primary and secondary schools to help meet each adopted child’s educational needs.

6. educationadvocacy.co.uk › sen-transportSEN Transport: How it Works | Education Advocacy

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   Jan 18, 2021 · Local authorities have specific duties to provide free home to school transport to those students with special educational needs who are deemed eligible for transport. The duties differ depending on age and whether those who are deemed eligible are attending what the local authority call a ‘qualifying school’.

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   Who is eligible for free school transport?

   • Section 508B and Schedule 35B state that the local authorities are under a duty to provide suitable school transport to ‘eligible children’. That single word, ‘eligible’ makes a mountain of difference. Who is ‘eligible’ for free school transport? A child must be 5-16 years old, attending a qualifying school, and also:

   SEN Transport: How it Works - Education Advocacy

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   Can I get Free School Transport if my child is 16?

   • If your child is 16 or over and still in education, ask your local council if they offer any help with transport. Find out more about applying for free school transport from your local council. Is this page useful?

   Free school transport - GOV.UK

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   Do local authorities provide free home to school transport?

   • Local authorities have specific duties to provide free home to school transport to those students with special educational needs who are deemed eligible for transport. The duties differ depending on age and whether those who are deemed eligible are attending what the local authority call a ‘qualifying school’.

   SEN Transport: How it Works - Education Advocacy

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   How do I get Free School Transport?

   • Find out more about applying for free school transport from your local council. If your child is 16 or over and still in education, ask your local council if they offer any help with transport. Find out more about applying for free school transport from your local council.

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   Can a local authority provide transport if my child attends a school?

   • If your child attends a school which is outside of the statutory walking distance but the local authority can demonstrate that there is a nearer suitable school then it is not liable to provide transport. The local authority must show that there is a real prospect that the child could get a place at that suitable alternative school.

   Transport - childlawadvice.org.uk

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   What is home to school transport?

   • There is more detail about this in IPSEA’s information on home to school transport. For children of compulsory school age, children who live outside of statutory walking distance (2 miles for those under 8 and 3 miles for those aged 8 and over) are entitled to free transport.

   Home to school transport: understanding your rights

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8. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsAutumn Budget 2024 (HTML) - GOV.UK

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   4 days ago · The government is ensuring that tax that is owed is paid by introducing the most ambitious ever package to close the tax gap, raising £6.5 billion in additional tax revenue per year by 2029-30 ...