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Important dates and submission deadlines for the Assisted School Travel Program.

Families who have a child with a disability may be eligible for transport through the Assisted School Travel Program (ASTP).

Schools are important partners with families in assessing and supporting the safe travel needs of students to and from school.

Assisted Travel Support Officers (ATSOs) are Department employees who provide a high level of supervision and support for students on transport.

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Contractors provide vehicles and drivers to transport eligible students with a disability to and from school.

ASTP and the NDIS

Transport through the ASTP is provided as an in-kind support for NDIS participants who are eligible to receive an ASTP service.

If your child's application is unsuccessful or their variation is declined you may submit an appeal.

ASTP contact details

Call the Assisted School Travel Program (ASTP) on 1300 338 278 (toll free) during our business hours, 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday during school terms, and 8am to 4:30pm during sc…

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To help us keep your records accurate and up to date, please inform us promptly when your details change.

Rollover is the process of reviewing the transport services for all students at the end of each school year and setting up services for the next year.

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Call the Assisted School Travel Program (ASTP) on 1300 338 278 (toll free) during our business hours, 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday during school terms, and 8am to 4:30pm during school holidays.

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NOTE: Applications for Private Transport (Conveyance)

As a guide only, to be eligible for private transport (conveyance) allowance:

Primary school students must live more than 3.2 km from the nearest state primary school
Secondary school students must live more than 4.8 km from the nearest state secondary school
Non-state school students must live more than the required distances above from both the nearest state and non-state school of the type attended.

Please note: You may not be eligible if there is a school transport bus service operating in your area. If unsure of school transport bus services in your area, please contact your local TransLink office.

It can take a number of weeks for your application to be assessed. You will be advised by mail of the outcome.

About this service

The Queensland Government provides assistance with school transport costs for eligible students travelling to and from school under the School Transport Assistance Scheme (STAS).

STAS assistance is available for all government funded bus and ferry services (including TransLink and qConnect services). Assistance is also available for rail travel (City Rail and G-Link) and private vehicles travel subject to meeting specific eligibility criteria.

Detailed information on school transport assistance is provided on the Queensland Government website . This includes information on the STAS terms and conditions, applicant eligibility requirements, types of assistance that are included or excluded from the online application, and how to apply online.

Please review this information as you will be required to certify acceptance of the terms and conditions of school travel assistance to commence the online application.

You cannot apply online if anyone on the application has a protection order in place.

General eligibility criteria.

Students may be eligible for school transport assistance under certain circumstances if they:

have parents/guardians who are residents of Queensland
attend an approved school or alternative program approved by the Department of Education
are younger than 19 years of age

Before commencing your application

Check the types of school assistance included/ excluded from the online application.
Review the STAS terms and conditions and eligibility requirements.
Centrelink Pension, Healthcare or Department of Veterans Affairs concession card details for yourself and student/s (if applicable).
Your bank account details including BSB, account number and name, and bank address (if applying for private transport assistance).
Electronic document files to support claims for drought assistance and independent student status.

Code of conduct:

The Department of Transport and Main has in place a Code of Conduct for school students travelling on bus, rail or ferry. The Code applies to all students attending primary and secondary schools in Queensland who use bus, rail or ferry to travel either to and from school or for school-related activities such as excursions.

The Code sets out prescribed standards of behaviour and examples of how your child can meet these standards. You can access a copy of the Code of Conduct in the terms and conditions information section on the website.

Privacy collection notice

The Department of Transport and Main Roads abides by the Information Privacy Act 2009 . The personal information collected will be used to assess your eligibility for subsidised travel under the authority of the Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Act 1994 . Relevant information will be verified against the records of Department of Education for State school student, non-State school of attendance, and Services Australia (Centrelink and Veterans’ Affairs) where Commonwealth Government assistance details are provided. Applicant details will be provided to the contracted transport providers for the purpose of organising transport for school students. The personal information collected during this application will not be disclosed to any other third party, without your consent unless required or authorised to do so by law.

I certify that I have read and agree to the terms and conditions of school travel assistance set out on the Queensland Government website.

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Residential address

Your residential address will be used to determine eligibility for School Transport Assistance. This address must be the principal place of residence for the parent/guardian. For students living in shared care arrangements a separate application must be submitted by each parent/guardian.

Your lot number and registered/survey plan can be found on your rates notice or you can contact your local council and ask for this information.

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There is more than one set of lot on registered/survey plan details associated with this address. To fast-track your application, please ensure that you include your lot on registered/survey plan details in the space provided below.

Under the School Transport Assistance Scheme, students who receive Commonwealth Government Assistance (either directly or through their parent/guardian) may be eligible for Safety-Net assistance. Commonwealth Government Assistance details are required to assess Safety-Net eligibility for subsidised school travel by bus or ferry if distance criteria are not met. Commonwealth Government Assistance details are also required to assess Safety-Net eligibility for subsidised school travel by rail.

Do you or any of the students receive Commonwealth Government Assistance in the form of:

Health Care Card
Pensioner Concession Card
Veterans' Affairs Pensioner Card

Please Note: If you are applying for Private Transport (conveyance) allowance, select No.

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I authorise: • The Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) to use Centrelink Confirmation eServices to perform a Centrelink or Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) enquiry to obtain my Centrelink or DVA customer and concession card status details to enable TMR to determine whether I qualify for a concession, rebate or service. • Services Australia to provide the results of that enquiry to TMR. I understand that: • Services Australia will disclose personal information to TMR including my name, concession card type, customer reference number/file number, card expiry date (if relevant) to confirm my eligibility for the Queensland School Transport Assistance Scheme. • this consent, once given, remains valid while I am a customer of TMR unless I withdraw it by notifying TMR in writing of the withdrawal of consent. • I can get proof of my circumstances/details from Services Australia and provide it to TMR to enable my eligibility for Queensland School Transport Assistance Scheme school transport assistance to be determined. • If I withdraw my consent or do not provide proof of my circumstances/details by alternative means, I may not be eligible for the Queensland School Transport Assistance Scheme.

Note: If you do not agree to the above terms and conditions, you will not be able to complete the Safety-Net (Commonwealth Government benefits) component of your application. Please contact the nearest TMR office as listed on the TransLink website.

Primary Parent/Guardian Details

Applications for the School Transport Assistance Scheme to be completed by the parent or other legal guardian. An independent student may complete the application on their own behalf.

Note: Correspondence will only be provided to the first nominated Parent/Guardian.

Your name must appear as shown on your Government Assistance card.

Other Parent/Guardian Details

Evidence of Independent Student status will be requested prior to submitting your application. If provided this evidence will fast track your application.

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Parent/Guardian Commonwealth Government Assistance

Please select the type of Commonwealth Government Assistance currently being received by the Parent/Guardian.

Commonwealth Government Assistance information is not required for Private Transport applications. Please select option Not Receiving Assistance.

Please provide details of the assistance type held by the applicant.

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Check your concession card details and verify entitlement

A Department of Transport and Main Roads officer may contact you for further information to process your application.

Please select the "verify entitlement" to verify your reference details with Services Australia

You must verify entitlement before continuing the application.

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A student will need to meet the general conditions of eligibility before school transport assistance can be approved. Please complete the student details below.

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IMPORTANT: Student details must match records held by the school attended.

Click the Add Student button at the end of the page to enter additional students (maximum of 5). A new application is required for more than 5 students.

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School Details

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Distance is measured in kilometers by the shortest trafficable route. Enter numerical value only.

Mode of travel details

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Rail service is available only to applicants receiving Government assistance

At least one transport option must be selected

Schedule details

Select when the student travels

Must select travel trip/s for selected mode of transport.

Students must travel on the designated service for their area. Please contact your local Translink office if you do not know the service operator

Private Transport Details

Select how the student will travel to and from school

Must select travel trip/s for any of the school, bus service or railway station options.

Students in shared care may qualify for assistance from two residential addresses.

Shared care means the student lives with each parent/guardian and travels to and from school from two addresses. Students living in shared care and travelling on public transport (bus, rail, or ferry) can apply for STAS from both residential addresses. There are restrictions on the payment of conveyance allowance from two addresses, please refer to the Terms and Conditions on the Queensland Government website .

To process your application, information on travel patterns for students in shared care is required. An example of a shared care travel pattern is where the student travels from your residential address to/from school one week out of every fortnight.

Student Commonwealth Government Assistance

If the parent/guardian has a concession card that includes this student, it is recommended to enter the student's customer reference number listed on the parent's concession card into the CRN/DVA reference number field. Alternatively, if the student has a Health Care concession card in their own name, select from the Assistance Type list and enter the student's customer reference number into the CRN/DVA reference number field.

A copy of this student’s health care card must be attached when submitting your application

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Please select the "verify entitlement" option to verify your reference details with Services Australia

You must verify entitlement before continuing the application

If you have entered student information by mistake, use the Delete Student button to remove.

For more students, you will need to complete a separate online application

Multi Trip for Private Transport

Assistance for private transport is generally only payable for one vehicle. Consideration may be given for the use of two vehicles (or one vehicle doing two trips)

Please provide details of your private transport multiple trips.

Provide details of the purpose for your multiple trips, students involved, vehicle details and registration numbers. You may be requested to provide a statutory declaration confirming that two vehicles are being utilized on a full time basis.

Assistance for Drought

Drought assistance (additional conveyance allowance for private transport) is available for families who reside on a primary producing property in a drought declared shire or an individually declared primary producing property as declared by the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, and who drive their students to or from school or the nearest transport service (bus/rail).

I certify that the information provided is true and correct and I have read and agree to the conditions of the scheme as outlined in the information section of this online application.

I certify that I reside on a primary producing property in a drought declared shire or an individually drought declared primary producing property by the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. If applicable, I have included with this application a copy of the individually droughted property (IDP) application form, certified by the Local Climate Risk Coordinator.

I also authorise the Department of Transport and Main Roads to confirm with the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries the status of my property for the sole purpose of confirming my eligibility for drought assistance.

Note: You will be required to attach a copy of your certified IDP declaration for an Individual Droughted Property.

Bank account details

Payment for private transport assistance is made by direct debit into the applicant's bank account. Account details must be in the same name as the parent/guardian or joint account including parent/guardian's name. Payment cannot be made to business or company accounts. Please notify the Department of Transport and Roads as soon as possible if these details change.

(savings or cheque account only)

Account name does not match with primary parent/guardian's name.

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Certification by Parent / Guardian

I certify that the information provided is true and correct and I have read and agree to the conditions of travel as listed on the School Transport Assistance Scheme Terms and Conditions page and available on the TransLink website. I understand that I am required to complete a new application within seven days should there be any change in information contained in this application. It is further understood that the Department of Transport and Main Roads reserves the right to withdraw travel assistance and recover monies paid if investigations show the student/s to be ineligible.

I understand that persons who intentionally provide false information to obtain financial benefit may be liable to a fine. The maximum penalty under Section 149(3) of the Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Act 1994, for a person intentionally or recklessly obtaining, or helping someone else obtain, a financial benefit under this Act to which the person is not entitled is 60 penalty units.

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Valid formats for all attachments are PDF, JPEG, JPG, PNG and the maximum file size is 5MB.

(It is mandatory to attach a copy of your card to this application).

Click Attach button above to upload a copy of your Student’s Health Care Card.

(It is mandatory to attach a copy of the student’s card to this application).

Evidence of Independent Student Status

If available, please attach evidence of your independent student documentation from Centrelink or the Department of Veteran Affairs confirming you are receiving payment at the Independent or away from home rate.

Click Attach button above to upload a copy of your Independent Status (if available)

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Individually Drought Declared Property

Click Attach button above to upload a copy of your declaration to this application.

(It is mandatory to attach a copy of the declaration to this application).

Operator's certification

I certify that I have assessed this student in accordance with STAS policy. I agree to advise the department of any local circumstances which may affect the eligibility of the student. I understand that this assessment is subject to final approval by the department. I understand that if I wrongfully certify a student as interim approved, I will have no entitlement to payment for transporting the student. I understand that a person who intentionally or recklessly obtains, or helps someone else obtain, a financial benefit under the Transport Operations (Passenger Transport) Act 1994 (the Act) to which the person is not entitled, by providing false information or otherwise, may be guilty of an offence under Section 149 (3) of the Act for which the maximum penalty is a fine calculated as 60 penalty units (the value of a penalty unit reviewed annually: $133.45 for 2019). By completing this assessment, I agree to the Operator's certification terms and conditions.

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What is a School Travel Subsidy? (Tips, Types, FAQs)

by Mercy Samuel
February 29, 2024

Families whose children require special transportation to and from school are the true beneficiaries of school transport subsidies.

Every day, these subsidies help kids go to school, which is especially important for those who live far away or who have a hard time affording the expense of transportation.

This article seeks to examine school travel subsidies in greater detail.

Table of Contents

What is a School Travel Subsidy?

School travel subsidies are special programs that help kids get to and from school by paying for their transportation.

Transportation costs, such as bus or train tickets, may be covered by these benefits.

Getting kids to school should be easy and cheaper, especially if they live far away or in a place that’s hard to get to.

Local programs may be different, with some areas providing more or different kinds of help based on the needs of the students or the distance they have to drive.

People who get school travel funds don’t have to worry about how much it costs or how far it is. They can make sure their kids can get to school.

Types of School Travel Subsidies

1. financial help: .

This kind of assistance gives families money to help pay for the costs of getting their kids to and from school.

It could be a straight payment, a food stamp, or a small amount of money.

People can use this money to pay for things like bus fare, gas for their car, or even fixes for their child’s bike if they ride to school.

2. Free or Cheap Fare Passes:

Some places give students free or cheap transportation passes just for them.

This pass lets students take buses, trains, and other forms of public transportation for less money or for free.

This can be especially helpful for kids who take the bus or train to school.

3. Services for Transportation:

There are times when schools or local governments give transportation services directly. This is especially true in rural areas where public transportation isn’t very good.

This could include vans or school buses that pick up and drop off kids at set spots across the city.

A lot of the time, the government or local governments pay for these services so that families don’t have to.

4. Programs that reimburse:

In these types of programs, families pay for transportation costs up front and then show papers or other proof of costs to get the money back from the subsidy program.

At first, families have to pay for the costs, but refund programs make sure they get paid back for their transportation costs in the end.

5. Incentives for Active Transportation:

Some subsidy programs allow students to walk or ride their bikes to school by giving them rewards, gifts, or praise for choosing to travel actively.

These incentives not only get people to be more active and care for the environment, but they also make people less likely to use expensive transportation choices.

Processes of Applying for School Travel Grants

Getting help with school transportation costs may seem hard at first, but it’s not that hard once you know the steps:

1. Gather Information:

The first thing you should do is find out more about the school trip subsidy program in your area.

Usually, this kind of information can be found on the internet at the site of your local government, school district, or educational body.

If you need help finding where to look, you can also get help from your child’s school or a neighbourhood group in your area.

2. Check Your Eligibility:

You must first see if you are eligible for the grant before you apply.

Criteria for eligibility can change based on things like income, how far away the school is, or special situations.

3. Fill Out the Application Form:

You’ll need to fill out an application form once you know you’re eligible.

Usually, this form will ask for general information about your family, like names, addresses, ways to reach you, and how many kids are in school.

You should also show proof of things like your pay or where you live to back up your application.

4. Send in Documentation:

You’ll need to send in any necessary proof of your eligibility along with the registration form.

This could be energy bills, pay stubs, tax returns, or some other kind of proof that you live and make money in the country.

Make sure you check the list of papers twice and include everything that is asked for so that your application can be completed on time.

5. Review and Approval:

Once you send in your application and any supporting papers, it will be looked over by the authority or agency in charge of running the subsidy program.

They will decide if you are eligible based on the information you give them, and they may get in touch with you if they need more details or information.

When the decision has been made, you will be notified.

This will let you know whether your application was accepted or rejected.

If accepted, the notice will usually include information about the amount of the subsidy, when it will be paid, and anything else that is important.

If you are turned down, the notice will tell you why and what you can do to appeal.

6. Get Subsidy:

If your application is accepted, you’ll begin getting the subsidy according to the terms spelt out in the notice.

Depending on how the program works, this could come in the form of direct payments, coupons, passes for public transportation, or something else.

Sources of Funding for School Travel Subsidy

Figuring out where the money for school travel funding comes from is important for making sure that these programs will last and work well. The sources of these funds include;

1. Government Budgets:

Local, state, and national government budgets are one of the main places where school trip subsidies get their money.

Governments set aside money just for school-related costs, like helping kids get to and from school.

These funds could come from taxes, loans, or budgets that are specifically set aside for education .

2. Education Grants and Programs:

Many times, governments and school districts offer grants and programs that are designed to help pay for school transportation.

These grants might be aimed at certain groups, like families with low incomes, disabled students, or people who live in rural places.

Educational funds can come from the government, private foundations, or non-profit groups that want to help schools.

3. Transportation Funds:

Some of the money used to subsidize school trips could come from budgets or funds set aside for public transit.

This could include money from transportation departments or transit bodies that run public transportation systems.

With these funds, eligible kids may get to use school buses or get transit passes to get to and from school.

4. Local Contributions:

Sometimes, communities, school districts, or cities may give money to help pay for school trip subsidies.

Local taxes, fundraising, company or community group donations, or partnerships with local transportation providers are all possible ways that these funds could be raised.

Local donations can help supplement government aid and make assistance programs available to more people.

5. Partnerships between the public and private sectors:

Working together, the public and private sectors can help pay for school trip subsidies.

Governments or educational institutions can work with private companies, philanthropic groups, or business sponsors to get money for transportation assistance programs.

These partnerships can use resources from both areas to make subsidy programs more effective and help more people.

6. Specialized Funds and Initiatives:

Special funds or initiatives may be set up to help with certain parts of school transportation in addition to general education spending.

The money could be used to encourage kids with special needs to walk or ride their bikes to school, fix transportation problems that make it hard for them to do these things, or promote other active transportation options.

How School Travel Grants Benefit Students and Their Families

Here are the ways school travel subsidies can make a big difference for kids and their families:

1. Financial Relief:

School travel funds help a lot of families with their money.

They can pay for things like bus fare, gas money, or even bike fixes, which helps families better manage the costs of getting their kids to school.

2. Regular Attendance:

Students can go to school more often with the help of grants.

There’s no chance that they’ll miss class because they couldn’t afford to get there or because it’s too far away.

In other words, they stand a better chance of doing well in school.

3. Equal Chances:

School travel subsidies make sure that all kids can go to school, no matter how much money their family makes or where they live.

People shouldn’t have to keep some kids from going to school because they can’t pay to get them there.

4. Less Stress for Parents:

Parents can feel less stressed when they know they have help with the cost of transportation.

They do not have to worry as much about how or if they can pay for getting their kids to school every day.

They can then spend more time on more important things, like work or taking care of their family.

5. Connections in the Community:

Subsidies can also help people in the community get closer to each other.

Families can use shared transportation services or drive with other families, which builds community and helps neighbours help each other.

6. Better Academic Performance:

When students can go to school daily without having to worry about how to get there, their grades often go up.

They have more chances to learn and take part in school events, which can help them get better grades and open up doors in the future.

Challenges with School Travel Subsidies

The goal of school travel subsidies is to make mobility easier and improve educational equality. Still, they also have to deal with a number of problems and criticisms.

1. Lack of Funding:

One of the biggest problems with school travel expenses is that they need more money.

Different groups have different ideas about how to spend money on education, so school travel subsidies might need more money to meet the needs of all eligible kids.

When there isn’t enough money, subsidies may be cut, qualifying may be limited, or transportation costs may not be covered enough, leaving some families without enough help.

2. Complicated Application Process:

Some families may not be able to get school trip subsidies because the application process is hard to understand and takes a lot of time.

Families that are struggling financially or with language barriers may need help to meet requirements like showing proof of income, residency, or school registration.

Complicated application processes can keep families who are qualified from applying for subsidies, which means that available help is only partially utilized.

3. Geographical Limitations:

It can be hard to provide effective school travel subsidies in rural or remote places with limited transportation infrastructure.

When few people are living in an area, and schools are far away, it may be hard to find cost-effective ways to get people there.

Because of this, kids in these areas may have a hard time getting to school, even with help from programs that pay for transportation.

4. Transportation Inequalities:

School trip funding may keep transportation inequality going by giving more money to some types of transportation or places than to others.

For example, giving money to school buses might help kids who live in the suburbs where there are already bus lines, but not kids who live in towns or rural areas where they can’t use public transportation.

The demands of children who travel to school on foot or by bike may also need to be met by subsidies that solely cover specific modes of transportation, such as gas or bus passes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on School Travel Subsidy

Factors like income, distance from school, and unusual conditions determine eligibility for school travel subsidies. Assistance is usually available to low-income families or those living in rural areas.

School travel subsidies can help pay for things like gas, bus tickets, transportation passes, and even bike repairs. The rules of the subsidy program dictate which costs are paid, and these rules could differ from one area to another.

To apply for a school travel subsidy, you will usually need to fill out an application and attach documentation to support your claim, such as evidence of residency, income, or school enrollment. The necessary paperwork can be obtained from the appropriate government agency, school district, or educational authority in your area.

Of course, if your application for a subsidy is rejected, there is usually a way to appeal the decision. An appeal might be filed if one feels that their application was incorrectly rejected or if special circumstances were overlooked in the initial evaluation. It is common practice to provide supplementary materials to bolster your case during the appeals process.

School travel subsidies are very important for making sure that all kids can go to school because they make it easier for them to get there.

Families get money from these subsidies, which lets kids go to school regularly without worrying about the cost or distance.

School travel funds help students do better in school and the future by easing their financial burdens and encouraging regular attendance.

School travel support programs continue to help students and families, even though they face problems like not having enough money, being hard to run, and unequal transportation.

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If you don't have access to the internet or a computer check with your school or local library for access or you can complete a paper application for the type of assistance needed.

Overview of the application process

Did you know you can now apply online for school transport assistance? One form using any device for up to 5 children. It's that simple and convenient. First check if you're eligible using the information on the school transport assistance webpage. Gather any information that you need to complete your application. Confirm the transport operators if your child is travelling by bus or ferry. Then accept the terms and conditions and start the online form.Don't worry if you can't complete the form all at once. You can save your details for up to 7 days. Once it's submitted you'll be given an ID number to keep track of your application. When it's been processed you'll be notified of the outcome. Our website has all the information you need. So let's get started. Visit www.qld.gov.au/schooltransportassistance

Terms and conditions

Applications can be submitted for the next school year from 1st October.
Applications will only be accepted from a student's legal parent/guardian.
A shared care arrangement refers to a student who spends a number of nights at each legal parent/guardian's residential address.
Conveyance allowance for private travel is not available from a second address under shared care arrangements.
a student changes school or residential address during the year
the student's mode of transport or travel pattern changes (for example, frequency of travel or if there are changes to a student's shared care living arrangements)
the student moves from primary to secondary school.
Bus and ferry service providers may issue an interim travel approval. Final approval for assistance is granted by the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
The Department of Transport and Main Roads will advise successful applicants in writing. Unsuccessful bus and ferry applicants will be advised by the service provider nominated in their application.
Students must abide by the Code of Conduct .

Types of assistance available in the online application

You can apply online for the following types of assistance:

Bus and ferry transport (including safety-net)
Rail transport (including G:Link)
Private transport (conveyance allowance)
Drought (additional conveyance allowance)
Students living in shared care arrangements

The following types of assistance aren't available online:

Students with disability— find out more about applying
Assistance for English as an Additional Language or Dialect (EAL/D) students— contact your school to apply
Year 10 bypass— contact your local Translink regional office for further information.

Applications for students under child protection

Eligibility.

Students may be eligible for school transport assistance if they:

have parents/guardians who are residents of Queensland
are independent students who are residents of Queensland
attend an approved school or an alternative program approved by the Queensland Department of Education
are 18 or younger.

Students are not eligible to apply for school transport assistance if they are:

pre-prep and kindergarten students
mature age students
overseas, interstate and exchange students
TAFE students
distance education students
tertiary students.

Before you apply online

You can apply online for assistance for different modes of transport including train, bus, ferry, private transport, and travel with multiple school transport providers.

Before you start your online application:

watch the applying online for school transport assistance animation
read the terms and conditions and eligibility
Pension, Healthcare or Department of Veterans Affairs concession card details for yourself and student/s (if applying for safety-net assistance)
your bank account details including BSB, account number and name, and bank address (if applying for conveyance allowance)
electronic document files to support claims for drought assistance and independent student status.
Work out the distance from your residence to the closest state school and attending school (if this is different to the closest state school).
Confirm the service provider/s if your child is travelling by bus or ferry.
During the application you will be asked to confirm you have read and understood the terms and conditions and eligibility requirements detailed on this page and the introduction to the online application. Penalties may apply for false information.

Your application:

Keep a record of application ID and PIN to retrieve your application.
After 7 days your application will be discarded, and you will need to start a new application.
You can enter details for up to 5 children—a new online application is required for additional children.
You can apply for up to 2 bus and ferry service provider per child on the same application form—a third service provider will need a new application form.
residential address
mode of transport
frequency of travel
changes to a student's shared care living arrangements
or move from primary to secondary school.
Your service provider can let you know pick up and drop off points and times for the transport journey
The ability to print a completed application is not available on Apple mobile devices.

Apply online

Completed the preparation? You're ready to start and can use any computer, laptop or mobile device.

Save and retrieve an application

You can save, exit and retrieve your application form to return and complete it at a later time.

Make sure you keep the following information to retrieve a saved application :

application ID
email you used in the application
surname of the applicant.

After you submit an application

You will receive confirmation of submission of your application by SMS or email, using the details you provided in the online form.

Your application will be assessed:

Successful notifications will be advised in writing by the Department of Transport and Main Roads.
Unsuccessful applications for bus and ferry will be advised by the service provider nominated in the application.

More information and help with your application

Your school transport service provider will also be able to provide you with information, contact your nearest local Translink regional office.

If you are experiencing technical problems with the online form you can contact the help desk at [email protected] or on 1300 119 289 .

Paper forms can be accessed on the Translink website , under the heading Types of assistance.

Growing Family Benefits

Transportation Grants for Low-Income Families & Individuals

The federal government does not provide grants directly to low-income families or individuals for transportation expenses. Instead, the money flows to universities, non-profits, and state agencies to achieve a public good.

However, using different strategies, you can find financial assistance for transportation to medical appointments, worksites, and grocery shopping.

For instance, you can trace grant money from federal departments to local state, county, or municipal agencies that provide benefits to specific groups.

Or, you can take advantage of government programs that include financial assistance for transportation costs buried in the fine print.

Often, you need to know where to look and what questions to ask. Find a roadmap to seven possible resources below.

Grants for Work Commuting

Individuals and low-income families can trace transportation grants to local agencies that provide financial assistance when commuting to work. The secret is knowing where to apply or how to recognize alternative names.

Free government money for bills and personal use might prove more fruitful when you widen the net beyond rides to work, medical appointments, or the grocery store. Leave no stone unturned when seeking relief from sky-high gas prices!

Section 132

Medical deductions, disabled individuals, elderly individuals.

The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program receives three federal grants. It disperses some funding to low-income households to help them with employment-related transportation costs.

The TANF block grant program administered by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
The Welfare-to-Work (WtW) competitive grant program administered by the Department of Labor (DOT)
The Job Access and Reverse Commute grant program (Job Access) administered by DOT, Federal Transit

Apply for TANF by contacting the DHS agency in your state . The federal Department of Health & Human Services (DHS) provides the funding through grants, but each state decides how to allocate the money.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) offers a disguised transportation grant called the Section 132 commuter benefit. Transit and parking accounts enable individuals to use pre-tax dollars to pay specific expenses.

Commuter Reimbursement Account (CRA) pre-tax payroll deductions reduce your income subject to three possible taxes: federal income, FICA, and state income when applicable.

Transit Account: use pre-tax dollars to pay for mass transit commuting expenses: subway, train, bus, and vanpools
Parking Account: use pre-tax dollars to pay for eligible parking expenses near your place of employment or mass transit access points

You can use your CRA debit card to pay for ridesharing on Lyft. However, Uber no longer accepts Commuter Benefit Cards as payment.

Apply for this financial assistance by electing Elect to fund a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) during your annual open enrollment at work.

Transportation for Medical Appointments

Federal and state governments provide two transportation grants with alternate names. The first offers financial assistance to low-income families, while the second helps individuals who earn more.

Medicaid provides transportation grants to low-income families when needed to receive approved healthcare. According to state rules, the financial assistance provides rides to doctor offices and hospitals when necessary.

For instance, Medicaid might pay for taxi, car, van, subway, or train rides to and from approved medical appointments.

Air or ground ambulance to the closest emergency room after a severe medical event such as a heart attack or car accident
Non-emergency medical transportation for approved care at a doctor’s office or medical imaging center

Apply for Medicaid benefits at this government website.

The IRS offers disguised grants to higher-income individuals needing transportation to doctor and dental appointments. Their Topic 502 indicates that travel expenses are tax-deductible medical expenses.

For instance, you can deduct payments of the actual fare for a taxi, bus, train, ambulance, or personal auto, plus tolls and parking when needed for essential medical care.

Higher-income individuals who pay income taxes have two ways to utilize IRS-sponsored financial assistance. Still, most people find that using a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) works better than deducting expenses at the end of the year.

Take the deductions using Schedule A but only after satisfying two thresholds.

Itemized deductions exceed the standard deduction
Unreimbursed medical expenses top 10% of Adjusted Gross Income

An FSA offers first-dollar tax savings (no thresholds) while offering a hidden benefit that is easily overlooked.

No credit check dental financing
Interest-free medical loans for bad credit

Transportation for Shopping

Many low-income families and individuals can find financial assistance with transportation grants to shop for groceries and other essentials by applying for help from local grant recipients.

Indirect transportation grants are available to disabled individuals who cannot drive a car or take public transportation because of specific limitations.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires public transit agencies to provide “complementary paratransit” service to disabled people who cannot use the fixed-route bus or rail service.

The complementary paratransit occurs within ¾ of a mile of an established bus route or rail station during the same service hours and days at no more than twice the regular fixed-route fare.

In other words, the service is not free but may be cheaper than taking a taxi or an Uber ride because the government subsidizes mass transit fares.

Find a local provider required to provide this service by searching for “ADA paratransit” combined with your state name.

Your state’s Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) may provide financial assistance with transportation. Many states allocate budget dollars to help adults with special needs to foster independent living.

For example, the state of New Jersey pays for Uber and Lyft rides for adults with special needs. They even include a payment option built into the app that connects to a third-party fiscal intermediary that manages the transactions.

Apply for this benefit by revising the Individualized Service Plan (ISP) to include transportation services. In New Jersey, you would complete Section 5 on page 3 of the ISP.

Elderly individuals can often find financial assistance with many of their transportation needs through the senior center in their community. Many programs provide curb-to-curb rides from residents’ homes to the senior center.

From the senior center, you can take advantage of scheduled busses that run regular routes to and from popular shopping areas such as the local grocery store, pharmacy, or YMCA.

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Apply for school travel assistance

Information about eligibility and applying for school travel assistance

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information

The Admissions and Entitlements Team deal with applications for free travel assistance and the Transport Team deal with pay seat applications.

You will be notified by email within 6 weeks of your school place outcome if your child is entitled to travel assistance – 1 March for secondary or upper school, or 16 April for starting school, junior and middle school places. You do not need to make an application.

If you wish to apply for free travel assistance for school age pupils (age 5 to 16) including beyond statutory walking distance, route safety, low income, SEND, temporary medical needs, and exceptional circumstances please fill out the online form below.

This form has 7 to 9 pages – depending on your selections – and will take about 10 minutes to complete.

If you wish to apply for a paid seat please fill in the online form below. This form is for pupils not eligible for free travel assistance but applying to pay to use a seat on the contracted school bus where there is space available.

The form has 7 pages and will take about 8 minutes to complete.

Please see our other web pages for more information about School Transport .

SEND information - part of our Local Offer

School travel assistance and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

You can find more information about Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) school travel assistance eligibility on our page.

Travel help if you have an Education, Health and Care Plan

Qualifying for school travel assistance

We provide free school transport to pupils between the ages 4 and 16 who

attend the nearest, or designated transport area school for their home address
live over the statutory walking distance from that school – 2 miles for children under 8 and 3 miles for children aged 8 and over

If you live within the statutory walking distance of the school it is your parental responsibility to make sure your child attends school. The ‘ designated transport area’ is the school catchment area as at September 2012.

School transport entitlement to a particular school can change, depending on the year group the pupil is in and where the nearest school for that year group is in relation to their home address.

If a pupil is assessed as not being entitled to free school transport, it is the parent’s responsibility to re-apply for transport in a subsequent year group if they think entitlement may have changed. Parents will not be told about a change in entitlement.

The raising of the participation age

The Government requires young people to participate in education and training once they have finished their compulsory secondary education. This is a ‘quick guide’ . The law does not increase the statutory school leaving age. Our policy says that only pupils of statutory school age are eligible for free school transport.

For more information about transport to school or college for pupils in year 12 or 13, visit our Over 16 student transport page .

Low-income families

For pupils from low-income families, free school transport is available under certain circumstances:

pupils aged between 8 and 11 whose nearest school is between 2 and 3 miles from their home
pupils aged between 11 and 16 who live between 2 and 6 miles from their school and attend one of their three nearest schools
pupils aged 11 and over to the nearest qualifying school preferred by reason of a parent’s religion or belief between 2 and 15 miles from the home address.

Low income is defined as any child who qualifies for free school meals or families receiving the maximum level of Working Tax Credit.

Entitlement to free school meals is based on:

Income Support
Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance
Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
The Guarantee element of State Pension Credit
Child Tax Credit, provided you are not entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual income (as assessed by HM Revenue and Customs) that does not exceed £16,190
Working Tax Credit ‘run-on’ paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit
Universal Credit

We regularly review benefit information to make sure your child still qualifies for a reduced rate or free transport.

Transport in exceptional circumstances

There are very specific limited circumstances under which free travel assistance can be offered under exceptional circumstances.

The categories are as follows and the school travel policy with further information on the eligibility criteria for each category can be found in the downloads section at the bottom of the page:

Critical stage
Home based issues – death, incapacity, serious illness of a parent
Exceptional home based issues
Severe and sustained bullying
Temporary medical need

Please apply using the free school travel assistance application form above stating your exceptional circumstances in relation to one of the categories above in the notes section. Evidence may be required to support your application. For details of the evidence required or for clarification on any section of the exceptional circumstances policy, please email [email protected] . Please read the relevant section of the School Travel Policy before applying.

Pupil referral unit

Travel assistance is provided to pupils attending a pupil referral unit if they live over the statutory walking distance from the unit. In some exceptional cases travel assistance is provided to a unit under the statutory walking distance, if there is evidence that the pupil cannot walk to school, even if appropriately supervised.

Transport on religious grounds

As of September 2018, there is no longer statutory assistance to support children attending a denominational church or faith aided school for reasons of religion or faith alone.

If you are applying for low-income travel assistance on religious grounds, you will be requested to provide proof that the child regularly attends church in the same religion or faith as the school you have chosen. This must be evidenced by a declaration signed by the parish priest or minister, or another local official of the named religion. The minimum attendance at services is at least once a month for a period of no less than 6 months.

What happens next

We will assess your application once we have received confirmation from the school that your child has been granted a place. This can take up to 10 working days.

When your application has been assessed, we will let you know if your child is eligible. We will tell you about the transport arrangements and send you a bus pass for your child, if applicable.

Last updated: August 5, 2024

Next review due: February 5, 2025

Florida Home Builders Foundation Travel Assistance/Gas Card Scholarship

About the scholarship.

The Florida Home Builders Foundation Travel Assistance/Gas Card Scholarship is offered to high school students going directly into the construction industry and who need assistance to travel to and from work. Students who participate in community service and extracurricular activities are encouraged to apply.

Essay Required : Yes
Need-Based : No
Merit-Based : No
Resident of the U.S.
High school senior
Planning to pursue a career in the construction industry
Participation in community service, extracurricular activities, or work
Country : US

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School student travel

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Ticket eligibility

Students may be eligible for free or subsidised travel to and from school or TAFE under the School Student Transport Scheme (SSTS).

Types of school travel assistance available

Different subsidies or passes are available depending on where you live and the availability of public transport.

School Opal card or school travel passes

Eligible students can receive free travel to and from school/TAFE on approved metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail during term.

Apply for a school travel pass for the first time

Renew or update a school travel pass, track a school travel pass application, replace a lost, stolen or damaged school travel pass, request a review of unsuccessful application.

If the student doesn’t qualify for free school travel, you may be able to buy a School Term Bus Pass for discounted travel on buses between home and school.

School Drive Subsidy

Where there is no public transport available, this subsidy partly offsets the cost for driving students to school or to the nearest transport pick up point, by car, motorcycle or boat.

Apply for the School Drive Subsidy for the first time

Eligible boarding school students can apply for free daily or weekend/vacation travel on NSW TrainLink train and coach services for visits to and from home. Lord Howe Island students can apply for subsidised air travel.

Apply for a Boarder Rail Pass

Apply for long distance coach travel subsidy, apply for lord howe island subsidised air travel.

Boarding school students may also be eligible for the School Drive Subsidy .

Assistance for students with a disability

Students with a disability who are unable to travel to and from school under the School Student Transport Scheme may be eligible for assistance under the Department of Education Assisted School Travel Program.

Find out more on the Department of Education website

Travel outside of school

When using public transport other than between home and school, children aged 4 to 15 years are entitled to concession travel. Secondary students aged 16 years and over also pay concession fares with their proof of entitlement card. Find out more. Find out more .

Information for school staff

School portal.

Endorse school travel pass and Transport Concession Entitlement Card applications online and provide attendance checks for students participating in the School Drive Subsidy or Private Vehicle Conveyance.

Transport resources for schools

Downloadable forms, guides, brochures, posters for school administration staff.

School excursions

Planning a school excursion, travel to a sports carnival or a social function for your school? Find out about your ticketing and transport needs.

Information for students

Plan your school travel.

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Using your School Opal card

Tap on and tap off your School Opal card everytime when travelling between home and school.

Students Code of Conduct

When travelling between home and school, students must adhere to various regulations regarding passenger behaviour and the codes of conduct for travel using public transport.

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School travel assistance

Councils are required to make suitable free travel arrangements for eligible children to enable them to attend school/college.

Hounslow Council only provide travel assistance to children of compulsory school age (reception upwards).

Free travel for eligible children does not mean that the transport must be arranged by the Council if “suitable” transport has already been arranged by others. It is expected that the provision of free bus services by Transport for London (TfL) will meet the need for travel assistance in almost all cases.

The council’s approach to providing travel assistance is to promote independence and allow children and young people to reach their full potential and Independent Travel Training (ITT) contributes toward this.

Within the London area pupils under the age of 19 in full time education are entitled to free travel on buses operated by Transport for London (TfL). Hounslow considers that this is sufficient to meet the travel needs of most children and young people.

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Travel Training gives young people with additional needs the skills to get to and from school college by public transport! Something most of us take for granted.

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Our Travel Assistance Policies set out the arrangements for meeting our statutory duty for eligible children and young people.

It is important that you have read through the relevant Travel Assistance policy which applies to your circumstances before you complete an application for an assessment for travel assistance. If after reading through the relevant policy you feel that you may be eligible for Council provided assistance, please complete our on-line application form.

Please note having an Educational Health Care Plan (EHCP) does not automatically mean that a child/young person is eligible for borough provided travel assistance. Assessments for eligibility of borough provided travel assistance are made on the needs of the child/young person only.

In circumstances where parents/carers have decided to send their child/young person to a school that is further away than the school/college(s) that the Council has deemed suitable and available to meet the needs of the child, parents/carers will be expected to fund and make their own travel arrangements.

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St. Petersburg Parks & Recreation

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Youth Before & After School

Due to the COVID-19 public health situation, all programming is currently suspended and facilities have been closed until further notice. For COVID-19 updates from the City of St. Petersburg, visit stpete.org/emergency .

Play. Learn. Explore.

The Before & After School program is available to children in grades Kindergarten to 5th.

Our very popular Before & After School program is designed to give youth fun, engaging and memorable times.

The program offers creatively planned activities, indoor and outdoor activities, special events, daily snack and homework assistance from well trained coaches and staff.

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Register for Before & After School

The weekly fees for the Before & After School Program include all out of school days and fall and spring breaks. There is a separate registration fee for winter break. Fees are due at time of registration.

Fee Assistance

The City of St. Peterburg offers a variety of fee assistance programs.

Fee assistance is available for City of St. Petersburg resident. Contact your recreation center for more information.

Early Learning Coalition (ELC) provides financial assistance to eligible parents. For details call (727) 548-1439.

To find out more information contact your local recreation center .

Youth Programs

Nature Programs
Nature Camps
Seasonal Camps
HealthyKids by Healthy St. Pete
Fresh Rec Stop by Healthy St. Pete

Registration Info

Application Packet Link is a PDF Fee Assistance Application Link is a PDF

Application and hold harmless agreement forms must be completed, signed and notarized prior to acceptance. Notary may be available on site.

WHEN REGISTERING FOR BEFORE OR AFTER SCHOOL CARE (BSP/ASP), be sure to select transportation if needed. Transportation is a separate enrollment process. Registering for BSP/ASP DOES NOT automatically ensure a spot on a bus or van.

Before School Program

August 12 to May 27 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.

Residents: Friday, July 19
Nonresidents: Friday, July 26
as low at $7/week*
Transportation available between camp and school for $8/week
*Rate based on fee assistance for qualifying families.

After School Program

August 12 to May 27 2 to 5:30 pm

as low as $15/weekly*
Transportation available between camp and school for $8/weekly.

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Assisted School Travel Program
ASTP contact details. Call the Assisted School Travel Program (ASTP) on 1300 338 278 (toll free) during our business hours, 8am to 5pm, Monday to Friday during school terms, and 8am to 4:30pm during school holidays. The Assisted School Travel Program (ASTP) provides individualised transport to and from school for 10,800 eligible students across ...
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Government activity Departments. Departments, agencies and public bodies. News. News stories, speeches, letters and notices. Guidance and regulation
Apply for School Transport Assistance
Before commencing your application Check the types of school assistance included/ excluded from the online application.; Review the STAS terms and conditions and eligibility requirements.; Ensure you have the following information to complete the online application: Centrelink Pension, Healthcare or Department of Veterans Affairs concession card details for yourself and student/s (if applicable).
What is a School Travel Subsidy? (Tips, Types, FAQs)
Challenges with School Travel Subsidies . The goal of school travel subsidies is to make mobility easier and improve educational equality. Still, they also have to deal with a number of problems and criticisms. 1. Lack of Funding: One of the biggest problems with school travel expenses is that they need more money.
Apply for school transport assistance
You can apply online for assistance for different modes of transport including train, bus, ferry, private transport, and travel with multiple school transport providers. Before you start your online application: watch the applying online for school transport assistance animation. read the terms and conditions and eligibility.
Transportation Grants for Low-Income Families & Individuals
Medicaid. Medicaid provides transportation grants to low-income families when needed to receive approved healthcare. According to state rules, the financial assistance provides rides to doctor offices and hospitals when necessary. For instance, Medicaid might pay for taxi, car, van, subway, or train rides to and from approved medical appointments.
Apply for school travel assistance
Apply for free School travel assistance. If you wish to apply for a paid seat please fill in the online form below. This form is for pupils not eligible for free travel assistance but applying to pay to use a seat on the contracted school bus where there is space available. The form has 7 pages and will take about 8 minutes to complete.
School travel assistance
School travel assistance appeals. How to make an appeal if your application for school travel assistance is refused. Safer routes to school. Aiming to achieve a real improvement to safety and a shift towards walking and cycling. Contact the School Travel team. School Travel team phone numbers and email addresses. Home to school transport and ...
Florida Home Builders Foundation Travel Assistance/Gas Card Scholarship
The Florida Home Builders Foundation Travel Assistance/Gas Card Scholarship is offered to high school students going directly into the construction industry and who need assistance to travel to and from work. Students who participate in community service and extracurricular activities are encouraged to apply.
financial assistance programs in Saint Petersburg, fl
Next Steps: Call 727-825-0442. Email [email protected] to get more info. 4.03 miles ( serves your local area) 1055 28th Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33712. Suggest. Next Steps. financial assistance programs and help in Saint Petersburg, fl. Search 724 social services programs to assist you.
School student travel
Types of school travel assistance available. Different subsidies or passes are available depending on where you live and the availability of public transport. School Opal card or school travel passes. Eligible students can receive free travel to and from school/TAFE on approved metro, train, bus, ferry and light rail during term.
Making It Affordable
Any family requesting need-based financial aid from the Diocese of St. Petersburg (DOSP) for the 2024-2025 school year will be required to submit an application for the state scholarship program, as the state scholarship is now available to all students. For the 2024-2025 school year, the state scholarship may be stacked with other Grants and ...
Educational Tours & Programs in the USA
Explore our full array of performing arts programs, trips, and educational tours for students of all ages. From snorkeling with a manatee to performing with your marching band during a bowl game, our Florida programs offer travel experiences for students of all. The West Coast offers it all: glitz, glamour, history, science, technology, and so ...
Student Travel Scholarships & Grants
School Tours of America, LLC. PO Box 550379. Houston, Texas 77255. Phone: (866) 543-9625. Follow us. Our partners. Get a quote. Hello! Thanks for inquiring about student travel.
Travel assistance
Applying for a young person aged 16 or over. To apply, complete the online form or download a copy of the post 16 travel assistance application form (docx, 61kb). From 2020, a fresh application will need to be submitted to the Travel Assistance Team: when a young person finishes Year 11, but is remaining in education; applications must be ...
Travel Insurance for Student Travel
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PDF SEN Home to School Travel Assistance Guidance on application
can be found on this in the 'SEN Home to School Travel Assistance - Guidance for appeals & complaints' document. Each panel member contributes to the decisions made but the final decision on eligibility is to be made by the SEN manager present. The final decision on the type of travel assistance provided is made by the TBT manager present.
School travel assistance
Hounslow Council only provide travel assistance to children of compulsory school age (reception upwards). Free travel for eligible children does not mean that the transport must be arranged by the Council if "suitable" transport has already been arranged by others. It is expected that the provision of free bus services by Transport for ...
Youth Before & After School
Before School Program. This program is based on the Pinellas County Schools' Schedule. REGISTRATION OPENS: Residents: Friday, July 19. Nonresidents: Friday, July 26. Before School Program Weekly Fees. as low at $7/week*. Transportation available between camp and school for $8/week. *Rate based on fee assistance for qualifying families.
City of St. Petersburg
Explore St. Petersburg, the Sunshine City of Florida, with its rich history, culture, and beaches. Visit stpete.org to learn more.