Northern urges Doncaster parents to ‘do their homework’ and save as much as £575 on the school run with an Education Season Ticket
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The train operator has teamed-up with 124 secondary schools and university technical colleges across the length and breadth of its network - including North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and East Riding of Yorkshire - to offer the special season ticket, which offers their students up to 75 per cent off the normal adult fare.
On some routes across Yorkshire, the savings are worth as much as £575 per year.
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For a full list of participating schools and to purchase an Education Season Ticket for the new academic year, parents should visit: www.northernrailway.co.uk/tickets/educational-season
Mark Powles, customer and commercial director at Northern, said: “Parents can save hundreds of pounds per year by investing in an Education Season Ticket at the start of the academic year.
“They’ll also be able to rest assured their child will always have the means to get to and from school – and they won’t have to scramble around for the train fare each morning.”
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