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School Student Transport Scheme
About the schemeThe School Student Transport Scheme (SSTS) provides subsidised public transport for eligible school students whilst making journeys between home and school.
The role of the State Transit Authority is to issue passes to eligible students for travel on State Transit services, and replacement passes, if necessary. State Transit also offers Term Passes for those students who do not meet eligibility criteria. More information on Term Passes. EntitlementNot every school student is entitled to subsidised travel. In summary, to be eligible for the scheme an applicant must be:
TAFE students are also eligible if they are under 18 years of age at 1st January of the year of application and are:
Visit the Transport for NSW website for more details. Changing Your AddressA 'change of address' form will need to be picked up and returned to the school. Deemed Ineligible?Parents or guardians of students deemed ineligible by the above criteria who consider the health or safety of their child would be at risk without free transport, may lodge and appeal to Transport for NSW. How to ApplyApplication forms are available from the student's school or TAFE. Completed application forms should be returned to the school/TAFE for processing. If the student is under 16 years of age, the application must be signed by a parent or guardian. Replacement passes |
