Mobility Transport
When I attended primary school, I didn't have to worry about getting to and from school as my parents used to drive me there and pick me up but when I transitioned into secondary school, this was when I needed help with getting to and from school as it was located six miles away, I also was starting to have difficulty with walking, ataxia and my mobility so trying to catch a bus was out of the question!
This is where my Educational Health Care Plan was invaluable as transport was included within my plan where a taxi/mini bus would pick me up from my house and drop me off to the school and then the same coming home - this followed onto my college days too and is something I would recommend to take the worry away about travelling to and from school.
Now I have left education and am looking into possibly working or volunteering, my EHCP has ceased but there is a scheme called 'access to work' which is a great way for individuals to be able to get to and from work if they struggle to use transport. I used this scheme when I was attending my internship and it became invaluable to me as I had transport to and from my destination. Access to work is offered to individuals who have a physical or mental condition or disability. Access to work can provide you with other additional support such as specialist equipment and assistive software.
Below is the link if this will help you -