[509A [[Local authorities] in England: travel] arrangements for children receiving nursery education [early years education] otherwise than at school]
Education Act 1996 (1996 c 56) | Legislation

[509A  [[Local authorities] in England: travel] arrangements for children receiving nursery education [early years education] otherwise than at school]

[(1)     A [local authority] [in England] may provide a child with assistance under this section if they are satisfied that, without such assistance, he would be prevented from attending at any premises—

(a)     which are not a school or part of a school, but

(b)     at which relevant nursery education [early years education] is provided,

for the purpose of receiving such education there.

(2)     The assistance which may be provided for a child under this section consists of either—

(a)     making arrangements (whether for the provision of transport or otherwise) for the purpose of facilitating the

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