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1. 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 · Here, we explain everything you need to know about free school travel, from who’s eligible to how it works. Is my child eligible for free school travel? We set the national eligibility criteria...

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

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   • If you have a low family income

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

   If your child does not qualify for free school transport for these reasons, they may still qualify if you have a low family income.

   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.

   See full list on gov.uk

   If your child does not qualify for free school transport for another reason, they may be eligible if either:

   •they are entitled to free school meals

   •you get the maximum Working Tax Credit

   Your child will get free school transport if they’re:

   •aged 8 to 11, go to their nearest school and it’s at least 2 miles away

   •aged 11 to 16 and go to a school 2 to 6 miles away - if it’s one of their 3 nearest suitable schools

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4. learning.nspcc.org.uk › research-resources › schoolsDropping off and picking up before and after school

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   We’ve put together some information about what schools need to consider in the dropping off and picking up policy and procedures in order to keep children safe both before and after school.

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6. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 659d7ebb0Travel to school for children of compulsory school age - GOV.UK

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   Home-to-school travel is an integral part of the school system. It ensures no child of compulsory school age is prevented from accessing education by a lack of transport or the cost of...

7. www.eani.org.uk › parents › pupil-applications-andHome to School Transport Information and FAQs | Education ...

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   Oct 18, 2024 · Information on school transport for pupils attending mainstream schools and FE Colleges, including Translink services.

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   Can schools cover behaviour on school transport?

   • Schools can cover behaviour on school transport under their behaviour and discipline policies and impose sanctions on the child for misbehaviour whether or not the pupils are wearing school uniform. It is possible for the school to withdraw transport, either temporarily or permanently, due to poor behaviour.

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   What if my child does not qualify for free school transport?

   • If your child does not qualify for free school transport for these reasons, they may still qualify if you have a low family income. 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.

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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.

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   Can a school withdraw Transport for poor behaviour?

   • It is possible for the school to withdraw transport, either temporarily or permanently, due to poor behaviour. A school can also exclude a child for poor behaviour on school transport. It is worth checking the specific policy in question as there may be options to request a review.

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   Can a parent arrange public transport if a child attends more than one school?

   • of public transport, or the fact the parent has children attending more than one school, on their own, to be exceptional circumstances in which they will arrange travel on a discretionary basis. 19 This is set out in section 508C of the Education Act 1996. 81.

   Travel to school for children of compulsory school age - GOV.UK

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9. ridealongnow.comHome - RideAlong

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   RideAlong is a safe, dependable and affordable transportation alternative for young riders. Created by parents to place an emphasis on safety and community building while giving their children a better riding experience, RideAlong provides door-to-door pick-up and drop-off services.