Nottinghamshire may charge parents for post-16 SEND transport
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 16:02 · Archive
Nottinghamshire parents of young people with SEND could be charged hundreds of pounds towards school transport.
Nottinghamshire is considering changes to its post-16 SEND transport provision that could require parents to contribute towards their child's school transport costs. Under the proposals, parents of young people with special educational needs and disabilities could end up paying hundreds of pounds towards these services.
The details of the proposed scheme and its implementation timeline have not been outlined in the available reporting.

How it is being reported
- Proposed changes to Nottinghamshire post-16 SEND travel could cost parents hundreds of poundsNottinghamshire parents of young people with SEND could end up contributing hundreds of pounds towards their child's school transport.Worksop Guardian · 15 Oct, 15:21
- Proposed changes to Nottinghamshire post-16 SEND travel could cost parents hundreds of poundsNottinghamshire parents of young people with SEND could end up contributing hundreds of pounds towards their child's school transport.Mansfield Chad · 15 Oct, 15:21
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