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P-06-1555 To review all guidance on Home to School Transport for all of Wales. Free access to an education

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Meeting: 14/01/2026 - Plenary (Item 6.)

Debate on petition P-06-1555 To review all guidance on Home to School Transport for all of Wales. Free access to an education

NDM9101 Carolyn Thomas (North Wales)

To propose that the Senedd:

Notes the petition ‘P-06-1555 To review all guidance on Home to School Transport for all of Wales. Free access to an education’ which received 11,790 signatures.


Meeting: 02/12/2025 - Business Committee (Item 5)

Letter from the Chair of the Petitions Committee requesting a debate

Supporting documents:

  • Restricted enclosure 3

Minutes:

Heledd Fychan declared an interest on this item: she had participated in the meeting of the Petitions Committee when it agreed to request a debate on the petition.

 

The Business Committee considered the request and agreed to schedule a debate on petition P-06-1555 To review all guidance on Home to School Transport for all of Wales. Free access to an education for 14 January 2026.


Meeting: 24/11/2025 - Petitions Committee (Item 2)

2 P-06-1555 To review all guidance on Home to School Transport for all of Wales. Free access to an education

Supporting documents:

Minutes:

The petition was considered alongside item 2.2 - P-06-1533 Review and update Provisions 2-10 of The Learner Travel Measure (Wales) 2008

In discussing both petitions, Members acknowledged the strong feelings surrounding the issue, particularly its impact on faith schools, Welsh-medium schools, and pupils from low-income families. Members noted that although the matter has previously been examined in the Senedd by the Children and Young People Committee and raised during a short debate led by Heledd Fychan MS, concerns remain. Recognising the significance of the issue for families, the Committee agreed to write to the Business Committee to request a debate on the petition.