Travel Saver Pass Applications
Please read before proceeding.
Please note that applications for next academic year 2024/25 do not go live until June. Please do not submit your application if you are applying for a pass for the start of the school year in September.
Welcome to the KCC Travel Saver and KCC 16+ Travel Saver application system. The full explanation of these schemes, which you are advised to read, can be found on the Kent County Council website.
The KCC Travel Saver is for children in school years 7 to 11 who are resident in Kent attending a school or other recognised educational provision/establishment.
The KCC 16+ Travel Saver is for the over 16s who are resident in Kent fully attending a school or college of further education or other recognised educational provision/establishment. Note this pass is also available for Care Leavers in the age range 18 to 21.
This website enables those entitled to one of the above passes to apply for the pass, to capture/upload an identification photograph to appear on the pass and, where appropriate, to pay for the pass, which can be done in full by online card transaction or by requesting payment be made by monthly instalments via direct debit (the instalments option not available in the later stages of the school year).
The photograph must be a typical head and shoulders passport-style photo - looking directly at the camera, the right way up, no head or face covering (unless for religious or medical reasons), no tinted glasses (unless for medical reasons), neither too dark nor too light and against a plain background. The system will also guide the User through a simple cropping stage to ensure the uploaded image is of the correct aspect (height/width) ratio.
Applicants should additionally note the following:
- This is a new application system and customers applying for a pass for 2023/24 school year should note that all applications will need to be made as new requiring that the Submitter (typically parent/guardian/carer) sets up an account and that new and full details of the passholder are provided inclusive of a new photograph.
- It is the submitter's responsibility to ensure the photograph is of good quality and a true likeness of the individual concerned, otherwise the bus driver may not accept the pass.
- Full up-front payments, and also the lost/damaged cards replacement fee, will be made by online card transaction and handled securely by temporary pass-through to Sage Pay (Opayo). No debit/credit card details will be entered or stored within this applications system itself.
- For payments by Direct Debit, bank account details will be used by KCC Financial Systems to set-up and subsequently manage the process of monthly payment collection.
- Until your pass has been produced you will be able to amend details of the school to be attended.
- Residence in Kent is defined as living in a household which pays Council Tax to a Kent district/borough council for Kent County Council services.
- This website can be accessed via PC, smart phone or tablet and the image can be uploaded from a photo file (jpeg, bmp or png, max size 10mb), captured via webcam or taken using a phone/tablet's inbuilt camera.
The price of a 16 plus travel card in Kent is about to go up
The price is set to rise at four times the rate of inflation
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Teenagers in Kent will have to front an extra £50 to pay for a travel card which gives them unlimited access to most of the county's bus services.
The 16+ Travel Card has been featured in Kent County Council's budget and shows that the hike could be on its way - which is four times the rate of inflation.
The card is currently £400 for a full year and is marketed at teenagers in full-time education beyond secondary school.
Kent Live’s analysis of the budget proposal released earlier this week shows the council is planning to raise the cost to £450, which sees it go up by 12.5 per cent.
The council said the new fee will come into effect from September 1, right at the start of a new academic year.
For many, this vital card acts as a means of getting to and from college.
Some parents who pay for this pass may find themselves struggling even more to get the money together.
Anyone between the ages of 16 and 19 and attending school, college or other recognised training can apply for one.
The budget proposal for 2018/19 has been put forward by the Conservative-run cabinet and will be put to the full council next month for a vote.
'It's never easy to see council tax rise'
The news comes just days after KCC announced it is plans to raise council tax by by 4.99 per cent - the highest possible increase allowed without a referendum.
In a statement, the council leader Cllr Paul Carter said he was ideologically against raising taxes but conceded it was necessary.
He blamed it on reduced funding from central government and an increase in the cost of delivering services.
The official opposition party, the Liberal Democrats, also pointed the finger at central government but criticised the the council's decision to give itself a 15 per cent pay rise and for failing to adequately show where all the cuts will fall.
In a statement accompanying the release of the budget Council leader Paul Carter said: “My colleagues and I have an instinctive belief in lower, not higher, taxes but we have an equal concern and that is to protect and deliver effective and efficient public services.
“It is a concern that arises not just from our day-to-day roles here at County Hall but from decades of investment in schools, children’s and adults social care, libraries, youth services and transport.
"It is never easy to see council tax rise.
"However, our autumn consultation with the public has shown that the respondents will accept manageable council tax increases if these are used to protect front line services.
“While the additional one per cent will raise £6 million, it by no means compensates for the loss of grants but will go some way to protect frontline services.”
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Free KCC Travel Saver for Young Carers
Both the KCC Travel Saver and 16+ Travel Saver bus pass applications for the academic year 2023/24 are now open.
These Travel Savers are free for all registered and engaging Young Carers aged 11-18yrs.
Helpful Information
We have put together a list of the most common questions as well as a step by step guide on how to complete the application which you may find useful having open whilst completing the form.
Please ensure you read through the below thoroughly as well as the guidance provided by KCC prior to contacting our Hub.
However, if your query is still not answered, please then contact our Hub on 0300 111 1110
The link to apply for both Travel Savers is - KCC Travel Saver - Kent County Council
Know Before You Apply
- Due to KCCs new process, you will not be able to renew your child’s pass from the last academic year and therefore will need to apply as new
- All registered and engaging Young Carers of secondary/college age from 11-18yrs (inc those moving up to Yr 7 from September) are entitled to apply for this free pass as long as they will not be 18 or older at the start of the academic school year
- This year, KCC have changed their process allowing Young Carers aged 16+ to apply through this specific option. Simply select the 16+ pass application and follow the Young Carer instructions
- In order to endorse the online application, we must have an up to date consent form as well as your Young Carers latest carers assessment – you will be notified should we need this. We will not be able to endorse without engagement
- The travel pass is endorsed for use on bus services only and will not include any other mode of transport such as trains
- If your child uses a private bus or coach company to get to and from school, you will need to contact the company directly to check if this pass can be used. If not, your child can still apply for this Traver Saver for use of other bus services at other times
- The pass can be used outside of Kent i.e Medway providing that the journey starts and ends in Kent
- The pass isn't just for school transport and can be used at most times of day (this can be the discretion of the bus service and may vary, including weekends and half terms, but please check)
- The pass will NOT show that your child is a Young Carer – this is the same pass as everyone else would have
- We can only endorse the Travel Saver for Young Carers registered with our Kent Young Carers service. If you have a child with a disability, you can contact KCC to ask about their other passes and offers
- If your child is on the school roll but not attending , you can select the school they’re on roll with and arrange with them to collect or have posted
- You can still apply for this pass if your Young Carer is Home Educated just follow the instructions on site
- The pass will be delivered to your Young Carers School reception for collection after approx. 28 days
- The deadline to ensure the pass is there for their first day back in September is the 13th of August however, you can still apply beyond the deadline date but KCC advise it may delay the delivery of your pass
- Should your child’s pass be lost or stolen, a £10 replacement fee will need to be paid directly through KCC
- KCC will make us aware that an application has been made so there is nothing more for you to do once you apply
Imago (Kent Young Carers) will not have any information about your child’s pass i.e when it will be delivered, any errors etc. You will need to contact KCC directly should you have any questions regarding this. Our service simply confirms with KCC that your child is registered with our service.
How to Apply
- You need an email address in order to create an account – please note, you don't need to have debit or credit card information to apply for the free pass
- You will need to create a 12-16 digit password which needs to be at least one Uppercase Letter, one Lowercase Letter and a number – for example; Youngcarers10
- Photos should be ‘passport style’ therefore a head shot facing straight into the camera. No head or face covering (unless for religious or medical reasons), no tinted glasses (unless for medical reasons), neither too dark nor too light and against a plain background These can be taken on a webcam or a mobile
Once on the KCC Travel Saver site, simply click apply as below and again click ‘apply for your KCC Travel Saver’ on the next page.
You will need to read through the wording in the page in order to proceed with the application. Once your account has been created for this year you will be able to renew using your details for next year.
Check the box at the bottom to confirm you have read and understood.
Click ‘create a new account’ and follow instructions.
If your Young Carer will be going into Years 7 – 11 – you need to apply for a KCC Travel Saver.
If your Young Carers will be going into years 12 or 13, either at school or college, then you need to apply for a KCC 16+ Travel Saver.
Ensure you select ‘Travel Saver – Pupils registered as a Young Carer – Free’
Enter your Young Carers Details, including full name, DOB, school year they will be going into, and the school name. Once you have selected the school, check the address line is correct. You will need to look for the full school name for example, there is a Charles Dickens School and The Charles Dickens School, selecting the wrong one will mean the pass will be sent to the wrong school.
Next, you will need to confirm that your address details are correct – you may change if necessary.
Photo – Please note if selecting to capture with a webcam, you will need to allow access to use camera on the pop up after clicking next.
Once you have uploaded your child’s clear headshot, you will be given the opportunity to crop if necessary to appear more like a passport photo.
Review your application ensuring all details are correct before selecting both confirmation boxes at the bottom and saving the application.
Need Extra Help?
Please contact KCC's Travel Saver Team directly for any alternative transport information - 0300 041 8484 or email [email protected]
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Transport: 16+ Travel-Saver Card
Further information is available via the Kent County Council website pages - KCC Travel Saver – www.kent.gov.uk/travelsaver KCC 16+ Travel Saver – https://www.kent.gov.uk/education-and-children/schools/school-transport/16-travel-saver
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Kent 16+ Travel Card
The KCC 16+ Travel Saver is available to students aged 16-19, living in Kent and in Full-Time education. It offers the same benefits as the current Kent 16+ Travel Card enabling parents the opportunity to halve the costs of bus travel rather than buying a ticket direct from operators.
The schemes represent a subsidy from KCC to parents of around £10m each year and means that KCC continues to support parents with the costs of bus travel more than other Council in the UK outside of London. A feature of the new scheme is the ability for parents to pay for the pass through a series of instalments, spreading the cost across 8 months.
The pass costs £400** and offers unlimited bus travel at all times of the day, 7 days per week for the whole academic year.
**please note a £10 administration fee applies to these applications paying by instalment.
Applications are currently suspended for 2020/2021.
You will need to pay KCC directly for your 16+ travel card at the time of application, unless you have made a bursary application, in which case Knole Academy will make the payment on your behalf.
Apply or renew online
You need to make payment by debit or credit card (directly to KCC) in order to complete a 16+ online application.
Before you apply or renew you will need:
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- a passport style photo in JPEG format and no more than 40kb in size.
An application form can be downloaded by clicking here
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Students can apply for a bursary which will cover the cost of the travel card.
If your bursary application is successful, Knole Academy will make the £400 payment to KCC on your behalf.
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- 16+ Kent Travel Card
For the current Year 11 and Year 12 starting our Sixth Form in September 2022, students wishing to travel by bus will be able to apply directly to KCC Public Transport for a ‘Kent 16+ Travel Saver card’ online .
To find out whether you are eligible for a Kent 16+ Travel Saver card and for further information please go to:
https://www.kent.gov.uk/roads-and-travel/travelling-around-kent/bus-travel/bus-passes/16-travel-card#tab-2
or download the Kent 16+ Travel Saver card Leaflet from:
https://www.kent.gov.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/95620/Kent-Travel-Saver-Guide-to-installments.pdf
Applications must be made online at: www.kent.gov.uk/post16travel by 31 July . Applicants will need to have all of the student’s information (including details of the establishment that they are going to attend), a passport style photo in the appropriate format and a credit or debit card for payment. Payments must be paid to KCC and should not be sent to the school. The full payment is £500, but you can also apply to pay in instalments.
If you are eligible for a vulnerable learner bursary, eligible for Free School Meals or would like to apply for a discretionary learning bursary, please complete the 16 to 19 Bursary Fund available on our website (link below) and return it to Ms Archer by Friday 8 July 2022 .
https://www.highworth.kent.sch.uk/227/bursary-fund
All cards will be issued at the beginning of the September term. Please note that if you apply for a Travel Saver card after 1 August 2022 , you may need to wait up to 28 working days for KCC to send the pass to your school and it may not be ready to collect at the start of term.
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Applications for the next academic year (2024/25) will open in June. Do not submit your application yet if you are applying for a pass for the start of the school year in September.
The KCC Travel Saver is a bus pass that can save parents and pupils up to 50% on the cost of travel to and from school. To apply you must be:
- a resident of Kent (whose household pays Council Tax to a Kent district or borough council for Kent County Council services)
- at school in years 7 to 11, whether they go to school in or outside of Kent.
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- KCC 16+ Travel Card
The KCC 16+ Travel Saver is a bus pass which can save parents and students up to 50% on the cost of bus travel to and from school and college. To apply for a pass you must be:
- a resident of Kent (whose household pays Council Tax to a Kent district or borough council for Kent County Council services)
- 16 to 19 years old and in academic years 12 to 14 (to be eligible your date of birth must be between 1 September 2004 and 31 August 2006)
- attending a participating school, college, work, learning provider or apprenticeship provider.
How do I apply?
If you fulfil the eligibility criteria and wish to apply for the KCC 16+ Travel Saver Card you can apply online directly via the Kent County Council website.
For most students, this pass will save you around 50% of what you might pay if you bought an annual season ticket from a bus operator.
The KCC 16+ Travel Saver is valid at any time of the day and on any day of the year, including evenings, weekends and school holidays.
What does it cost?
The pass is £500 for the year. This can be paid as a lump sum or as instalments. Please note a £10 administration fee applies to those applications paying by instalments.
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The KCC 16+ Travel Saver is a bus pass which can save parents and students up to 50% on the cost of bus travel to and from school and college. To apply for a pass you must be: a resident of Kent (whose household pays Council Tax to a Kent district or borough council for Kent County Council services) 16 to 19 years old and in academic years 12 ...
Welcome to the KCC Travel Saver and KCC 16+ Travel Saver application system. The full explanation of these schemes, which you are advised to read, can be found on the Kent County Council website. The KCC Travel Saver is for children in school years 7 to 11 who are resident in Kent attending a school or other recognised educational provision ...
operator and the Kent 16+ Travel Card Code of Conduct. 21. The Card does not entitle or guarantee carriage on any bus service at any time nor does it give any expectation of new bus services being provided or the continuation of existing services. 22. Kent County Council accepts no liability for any consequential loss, delay or injury arising ...
An employed 16 - 19 year old apprentice who can demonstrate hardship caused by travel-to-learn and travel-to-work pressures, can benefit from a contribution to the cost payable by, and at the discretion of, their employer, so that their K16+TC costs between £200 and £400 for a full year. Learners who have received the full Vulnerable Learner ...
The KCC 16+ Travel Saver card is available to purchase from Kent County Council. The KCC 16+ Travel Saver card offers free at point of travel access, to the entire public bus network operating in Kent including single destination journeys out of Kent and back into the County. It is available for use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Kent 16+ Travel Card (K16+TC) is part of KCC's post 16 education transport policy, which aims to fulfil the Authority's responsibility to ensure full participation in education and training for all 18 year olds by 2015. The scheme is discretionary and was introduced in September 2012 after the
The 16+ Travel Card has been featured in Kent County Council's budget and shows that the hike could be on its way - which is four times the rate of inflation. The card is currently £400 for a full year and is marketed at teenagers in full-time education beyond secondary school. Kent Live's analysis of the budget proposal released earlier ...
Both the KCC Travel Saver and 16+ Travel Saver bus pass applications for the academic year 2023/24 are now open. ... The link to apply for both Travel Savers is - KCC Travel Saver - Kent County Council ... Making a Difference Cards support Imago Read more about Cards for Charity. Children's Mental Health Week 2024.
TRAVEL CARD YOUNG PERSON'S DISCOUNT TRAVEL CARD YOUNG PERSON'S DISCOUNT TRAVEL CARD share the fare share the fare ... The KCC 16+ Travel Saver (and the KCC Travel Saver) are bus passes provided by Kent County Council (KCC) and can save up to 50% on the cost of bus travel to ... Pupils at secondary school can benefit from the KCC Travel ...
The KCC 16+ Travel Saver is available to students aged 16-19, living in Kent and in Full-Time education. It offers the same benefits as the current Kent 16+ Travel Card enabling parents the opportunity to halve the costs of bus travel rather than buying a ticket direct from operators.
To apply for a Kent 16+Travel Saver pass for the period 1 September 2019 - 31 August 2020, you must: l Be 16-19 years old and in academic years 12-14 (to be eligible your date of birth must be between 01/09/2000 and 31/08/2003)
16+ Kent Travel Card. For the current Year 11 and Year 12 starting our Sixth Form in September 2022, students wishing to travel by bus will be able to apply directly to KCC Public Transport for a 'Kent 16+ Travel Saver card' online . To find out whether you are eligible for a Kent 16+ Travel Saver card and for further information please go to:
The KCC Travel Saver is a bus pass that can save parents and pupils up to 50% on the cost of travel to and from school. To apply you must be: a resident of Kent (whose household pays Council Tax to a Kent district or borough council for Kent County Council services) at school in years 7 to 11, whether they go to school in or outside of Kent ...
The KCC 16+ Travel Saver is a bus pass which can save parents and students up to 50% on the cost of bus travel to and from school and college. ... (whose household pays Council Tax to a Kent district or borough council for Kent County Council services) 16 to 19 years old and in academic years 12 to 14 (to be eligible your date of birth must be ...
SEN students who are transferring to further education and have received a Learning Difficulty Assessment (LDA) Plan following the end of their statement, should, in the first instance, apply to the school college or work-based learning provider for a Kent 16+ Travel Card. Find out more about 16+ travel pass and how to apply . Contact us
Applications for the 16+ Travel Saver card must be made by 1st August to receive it in time for the beginning of the academic year. You can apply via the KCC website. ... Kent 16+ Travel Saver Cards; 16-19 Bursary Fund 2023-24; Head Students 2023-24; Exam Preparation; Post-18 Options Advice and Guidance. UCAS Advice for Students and Parents;
The Council reserves the right to withdraw Kent 16+ Travel Cards due to misuse or fraud. If your circumstances change and you are no longer eligible to hold a Kent 16+ Travel Card you will be required to return it. Applications for 2015/16 From Term
will not be valid for travel after 1900 or at weekends. Children will still be able to travel on every public bus service in Kent which is the same as the Kent Freedom Pass and Kent 16+ Travel Card schemes. More information about the services which can be used is available on the website . 13)What happens next?
A new travel card scheme which will allow students aged between 16 and 19 to travel on Kent's buses for £10 per week is approved. ... The Post 16 Travel Card would be available through schools ...
How to fill out kent 16 travel card. 01. First, gather all the required documents such as proof of identity and proof of address. 02. Visit the official website of Kent 16 travel card and navigate to the application page. 03. Fill out the application form with accurate personal information including your name, date of birth, contact details, etc.