National Entitlement Card in Secondary Schools

If the young person does not have a card, please complete the Apply for a National Entitlement Card (NEC) for starting secondary school online form.

If the young person already holds an NEC card, please complete the Apply for a National Entitlement Card (NEC) for starting secondary school online form.

The card will be sent to the home address.

If the young person has not received their card by the time they start secondary school, they should make an enquiry at the school office.

We've introduced a secure online payment system called iPayimpact which offers parents/carers a convenient and flexible way to pay for a range of school services. Please visit our Online school payments page, for more details.

If you're having difficulty using the system, please contact the High School Office in the first instance.

School transport is provided to eligible pupils depending on the distance you live from your catchment school and is based on the shortest available walking route. Any primary school child who lives more than a mile away from their catchment school, and secondary children who live more than two miles from their catchment school with be entitled.

These passes are generally sent out a week or so before the start of the school term.

You can find out more about getting to school and transport entitlement on the school transport page.

In some instances, you may be able to do this, but for further information around this please visit the school transport page.

Yes, you'll be able to use your card to access school library services.  You can also register your card to borrow books and access the services of libraries throughout Fife.

If you agreed to sign up to Young Scot then your card will have the “PASS” (National Proof of Age Standards Scheme) printed on it.  Many establishments accept this as proof of age.