National Entitlement Card and Free Travel Passes
The Young Scot National Entitlement Card (Young Scot NEC) is free of charge to 11 to 26-year-olds living in Scotland.
You can use your Young Scot NEC for…
- free bus travel for under 22s,
- discounted train & free and discounted ferry travel
- 1,000s of discounts at retailers and venues across Scotland
- Proof of Age
- Young Scot Rewards
- 1000s of discounts across Europe with the European Youth Card Association (EYCA)
- Proving your identity to open a bank account
- Voting in a UK General Election
- Young Scot app
- school lunches
- and plenty more!
Got a question? Visit our FAQ page.
Apply online at getyournec.scot or apply through your local council, see details below.
For information about how to order a replacement Young Scot NEC via our app, please see our app FAQs.
Perth and Kinross Application Link
Free Sanitary Products
School Uniform
We have a school shop on ParentPay where you can buy ties and other items.
Crieff Connexions
The Uniform Bank has run for the past few years offering gently used uniforms for purchase at low cost, while new uniforms can be made available upon referral.
Contact us on 01364 218933 or by Facebook Messenger (m.me/crieffconnexions) or email (admin@crieffconnexions.org.uk).
Practical Subject Costs
There is no cost for pupils at Crieff High School for Home Economics, CDT, or Art
Educational Maintenance Allowance
You can get financial help through Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) if you’re aged 16 to 19 and want to continue learning.
Each academic year, you’ll need to:
How much you’ll get
EMA is worth £30 per week. You’ll only get paid if you meet the agreed attendance from your learning agreement or action plan (previously known as an activity agreement).
Extra Curriculum Clubs
There is no cost for extra-curriculum clubs run by the school or Active Schools.
We do on occasion ask for a donation towards travel costs. This would be clear on ParentPay when giving permission for your young person to attend.