25.6.2 Secondary school students Approval of Away from Home entitlements for a secondary school student ceases if: the permanent home changes to a location that is within reasonable travelling time or distance of an appropriate education institution; or the student returns to live on a permanent basis in the permanent home. However, provisions apply in certain circumstances. Chapter 26: Travel Time and Access In this chapter: 26.1 Reasonable Access A secondary school student is considered to not have to an where the is not within a and/or a of an appropriate education institution/s. A tertiary or secondary non-school school student is considered to not have reasonable access to an appropriate education institution where the permanent home is not within a reasonable travelling time of an appropriate education institution/s. An is considered not to have reasonable access to an employer and/or a training provider where the permanent home is not within a reasonable travelling time of the employer or training provider. 26.2 Reasonable Travelling Time A student's or is not within a reasonable travelling time of an or Australian Apprentice's employer or training provider if: travel time taken for a single journey by the most convenient transport service available, including reasonable walking and waiting time, would, on average, exceed one and a half hours; or there are special circumstances which periodically affect access between the permanent home and the appropriate education institution/s or Australian Apprentice's employer or training provider for at least 20 days of the academic year, not necessarily consecutive, because of adverse travel conditions, e.g. impassable roads, flooding or unreliable transport. 26.2.1 Assessing Reasonable travelling When calculating reasonable travel time, all time spent undertaking the following is to be included:
25.6.2 Secondary school students Approval of Away from Home entitlements for a secondary school student ceases if: the permanent home changes to a location that is within reasonable travelling time or distance of an appropriate education institution; or the student returns to live on a permanent basis in the permanent home. However, provisions apply in certain circumstances. Chapter 26: Travel Time and Access In this chapter: 26.1 Reasonable Access A secondary school student is considered to not have to an where the is not within a and/or a of an appropriate education institution/s. A tertiary or secondary non-school school student is considered to not have reasonable access to an appropriate education institution where the permanent home is not within a reasonable travelling time of an appropriate education institution/s. An is considered not to have reasonable access to an employer and/or a training provider where the permanent home is not within a reasonable travelling time of the employer or training provider. 26.2 Reasonable Travelling Time A student's or is not within a reasonable travelling time of an or Australian Apprentice's employer or training provider if: travel time taken for a single journey by the most convenient transport service available, including reasonable walking and waiting time, would, on average, exceed one and a half hours; or there are special circumstances which periodically affect access between the permanent home and the appropriate education institution/s or Australian Apprentice's employer or training provider for at least 20 days of the academic year, not necessarily consecutive, because of adverse travel conditions, e.g. impassable roads, flooding or unreliable transport. 26.2.1 Assessing Reasonable travelling When calculating reasonable travel time, all time spent undertaking the following is to be included: