Northern offers 50 per cent off 2025-26 child season tickets
The discount applies to under-16s and is available until 11.59pm on Thursday, July 31.
Alex Hornby, commercial and customer director at Northern, said: "As we continue in our mission to make our railway accessible and as easy to use as possible, annual education season tickets are there to offer the best value for journeys to school and college.
"We're encouraging parents and guardians to take advantage of even bigger savings now, before the end of July, when the discounts available will reduce.
"Locking in this earlybird discount with a season ticket not only saves a lot of money; it ticks one more thing off the back-to-school list and it means no more faffing around with day or weekly tickets, too."
Tickets will be delivered in time for the new school term in September.
After July 31, season tickets for those under 16, and Year 11 students, will be priced at 40 per cent off the normal child season ticket price.
Term-time tickets will also become available from this date.
For more information, visit northernrailway.co.uk/tickets/educational-season.
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