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College Bus Service 2020 College Bus Service 2020 College Bus Service 2020 Please complete all pages of this form and forward to: Victory College P.O. Box 308 Gympie QLD 4570 Phone: (07) 5482 8206 Fax: (07) 5482 4317 Email: [email protected] Victory College operates a fleet of air-conditioned buses with students being dropped off and picked up in the College grounds. Buses arrive at 8:45am and depart at 3:00pm. Terms of Service • By booking a seat on the bus, parents acquire transportation to and from Victory College on all school days for their child(ren). Part bookings are not available. • The booking period begins on the first day of transportation in a school year and ends at the conclusion of the same year. • Bus fees for the booking period are billed at the commencement of the period by inclusion into school fee accounts. • Bookings can be cancelled with one term’s notice (e.g. notification at the end of term 1 for a cancellation at the end of term 2). Shorter notices will result in the full term being billed (e.g. notification mid-term 2 for a cancellation at the end of term 2 will result in term 3 being billed) • At the beginning of each booking period, preference of seat allocation is given to existing students rolling over into the subsequent booking period, and their siblings. • The College reserves the right to refuse access to its bus service and to administer appropriate disciplinary actions for students (including suspension from and cancellation of the bus service) at any time should the College deem this to be necessary. The Code of Conduct for Bus Travel applies. 2020 Fee Structure 3+ students: 1 student: $710.70 per year 2 students: $978.50 per year $1287.50 per year Bus Stops Tin Can Bay Bus Stops • “BALGREE” Wide Bay Hwy – Afternoon ONLY • Tin Can Bay Bust Stop (Wes Mitchell Park • Kilkivan Bus Stop (Hall St – Cnr of Wide Bay Cnr Esplanade and Gar St) Hwy at park rotunda) • Cooloola Cove Bus Stop (Nautilus Drive, • Lower Wonga Bus Stop (Able Rd – Cnr of Cooloola Cove Shopping Centre) Wide Bay Hwy) • Peterson Rd, Bells Bridge Widgee Bus Stops • Curra – (Puma Petrol Station) • Woolooga Bus Stop (Andrews Rd) • Chatsworth – Cnr Overlander Ave & • Lower Wonga Bus stop 2 (2927 Gympie- Rammutt Rd & Chatsworth School Woolooga Rd – “Hannavale Farm”, opposite (Afternoon ONLY) McGill’s Farm Gate) • Widgee Bus Stop (Widgee General Store) Imbil Bus Stops • Blunder Rd, Glastonbury • Belli Park (Cnr Skyring Creek Rd & Belli Creek • Southside Bus Stop (Gympie South State Rd) School, 50 Exhibition Rd Gympie) • Carters Ridge Bus Stop (Cnr Poulsen & Jubilee Rd) Glenwood Bus Stops • Imbil Bus Stop (Imbil-Brooloo Rd: Cnr of • Glenwood Bus Stop (Arborten Rd: Cnr of Yabba Rd in front of the Butchers) Bruce Hwy - opposite Petrol Station) • Woodhill Rd, Kandanga • Kanya Rd, Theebine • Kandanga – (Kann Park, Kandanga Creek • Dickabram Bridge (Miva) Rd) • Gunalda Bus Stop (Bus Shelter Balkin Rd) • Amamoor – Busby Rd • Cnr Brunjes & Steys Rd, Harvey Siding • Amamoor Bus Stop (Wesleyan Church Amamoor - Dagan Rd - behind) Cooroy Bus Stops • Dagun State School • Cooroy Bus Stop (Cnr of Elm & Opal St’s - near BP Service Station) Rainbow Beach Bus Stops • Pomona Bus Stop (Factory St). AM stop • Rainbow Beach Bus stop (Kirchner Opposite Laundrette/ PM stop is outside Ave, Lawrie Hanson Park Bus Stop Laundrette). 50.) • Pinbarren Bus Stop - AM Morning Stop – Bus • Cooloola Cove Bus Stop (Nautilus Stop on Greenridge Pinbarren Rd. PM Stop – Drive, Cooloola Cove Shopping Bus Stop on Pomona Kin Kin Rd Centre) • Cooran Bus Stop (King St). AM Pioneer Park • Goomboorian - Bernards Petrol Station, Tin Bus Stop PM stop being the Cooran Railway Can Bay Rd, Goomboorian Station Park & Ride. • Coles Creek – Old Main Roads Depot, South of Wolvi Bus Stops Old Bruce Hwy roundabout • Wolvi – Verne Rd, Wolvi • Kybong Bus Stop (Cnr of Lobwein Rd & • Wolvi - Cnr Neusavale Rd, Wolvi Fullerton Rd – Near Airport) – PM Stop • Cedar Pocket Hall – Cedar Pocket Rd, Cedar Kybong Hall Pocket • Woondum Road (just off the Bruce Hwy @ • 121 Old Goomboorian Rd, Veteran the Brickworks) • 46 Sheylea Dr, Veteran Goomeri Bus Stops • Jones Hill Bus Stop (Jones Hill State School) • Goomeri Bus Stop (Cnr of Burnett Hwy & Jones St) Victory College Bus Travel Times Approx. pick-up times (subject to change) Bus 1 Bus 2 Bus 3 Bus 4 Bus 5 Bus 6 Bus 7 Bus 8 Imbil Widgee Wolvi Tin Can Bay Cooroy Rainbow Beach Glenwood Goomeri AM AM AM AM AM AM AM AM 7:25 - Belli Park 7:35 - Andrews Rd, 7:20 - Wolvi-Verne 7:45 - Tin Can Bay 7:30 - Cooroy 7:35 - Rainbow 7:50 - Glenwood 7:25 - Goomeri 7:30 - Carters Woolooga Rd 8:05 - Cooloola 7:45 - Pomona Beach 7:55 - Kanyan Rd 7:45 - Kilkivan Ridge 7:55 - Lower 7:35 - Wolvi- Cove 7:48 - Pinbarren 8:00 - Cooloola 8:10 - Dickabram 8:15 - Abel Rd, 7:50 - Imbil Wonga Neusavale Rd 8:00 - Cooran Cove Bridge Lower Wonga 8:00 - Kandanga 8:04 - Widgee 7:50 - Cedar 8:09 - Coles Creek 8:20 - Gunalda 8:25 - Petersen Rd, (Woodhill Rd) 8:17 - Blunder Rd Pocket Hall 8:15 - Airport 8:30 - Harvey Bells Bridge 8:05 - Kandanga 8:30 - Southside 8:00 - Old (Lobwein Rd) Sidings Rd 8:30 - Curra (Kann Park) Goomboorian Rd, 8:20 - Woondum 8:33 - Brunjes Rd 8:40 - Chatsworth 8:10 - Busby St, Veteran Rd Amamoor 8:10 - Sherylea 8:15 - Wesleyan Dve, Veteran Church, Amamoor 8:25 - Jones Hill 8:20 - Dagun SS PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM 3:25 - Dagun SS 3:15 - Southside 3:20 - Jones Hill 3:45 - Tin Can Bay 3:20 - Woondum 3:20 - 3:12 - Brunjes Rd 3:12 - Chatsworth 3:30 - Wesleyan 3:28 - Blunder Rd 3:35 - Old 4:00 - Cooloola Rd Goomboorian 3:15 - Harvey 3:20 - Curra Church, Amamoor 3:38 - Widgee Goomborian Rd, Cove 3:30 - Airport 3:45 - Cooloola Sidings Rd 3:28 - Bells Bridge 3:35 - Busby Rd, 3:43 - Lower Veteran (Lobwein Rd) Cove 3:25 - Gunalda 3:40 - Abel Rd, Amamoor Wonga 3:45 - Sherylea 3:36 - Coles Creek 4:15 - Rainbow 3:30 - Miva Rd Lower Wonga 3:45 - Kandanga 4:05 - Andrews Rd, Dve, Veteran 3:40 - Cooran Beach 3:35 - Dickabram 4:00 - Kilkivan (Kann Park) Woolooga 3:55 - Cedar 3:43 - Pinbarren Bridge 4:15 - Kinbombi 3:50 - Kandanga Pocket Hall 3:50 - Pomona 3:50 - Kanyan Rd 4:20 - Goomeri (Woodhill Rd) 4:10 - Wolvi-Verne 4:00 - Cooroy 3:55 - Glenwood 4:00 - Imbil Rd 4:15 - Carters Ridge 4:20 - Belli Park College Bus Expression of Interest Form Booking Period 2020 Full Name of Students 1. Year: 2. Year: 3. Year: 4. Year: Bus 1 Bus 2 Bus 3 Bus 4 Bus 5 Rainbow Beach Widgee Wolvi Tin Can Bay Cooroy ☐ Rainbow Beach ☐ Woolooga ☐ Wolvi ☐ Cooloola Cove ☐ Cooroy ☐ Cooloola Cove ☐ Lower Wonga ☐ Cedar Pocket Hall ☐ Tin Can Bay ☐ Pomona ☐ Goomboorian ☐ Widgee ☐ Veteran ☐ Pinbarren ☐ Glastonbury ☐ Jones Hill ☐ Coles Creek ☐ Southside ☐ Cooran ☐ Traveston ☐ Coles Creek ☐ Airport/ Kybong ☐ Woondum Rd Bus 6 Bus 7 Bus 8 Glenwood Imbil Goomeri ☐ Brunjes Rd ☐ Belli Creek ☐ Goomeri ☐ Dickabrum ☐ Carters Ridge ☐ Kilkivan Bridge/Miva ☐ Imbil ☐ Lower Wonga ☐ Gunalda ☐ Kandanga ☐ Bells Bridge ☐ Theebine ☐ Amamoor ☐ Curra ☐ Glenwood ☐ Dagun ☐ Chatsworth I have read and agree with the terms of the Victory College bus service and wish to apply for a position for my above-mentioned children. Completion of this form does not guarantee a position on a bus for transport. Some bus routes might have waiting lists. Victory College will endeavour to accommodate bus transport requirements Parent/Guardian Surname: First Name: Phone Number: Mobile: Residential Address: Signature Parent/Guardian Date Bus Travel Expectations 1. It is expected that all students using College buses do so in a manner that does not endanger the safety of the bus driver, other passengers or road users. The following guidelines must therefore be followed. 1.1 No driver-distracting behaviour should occur including: • no squealing, yelling, whistling, banging or other excess noise on the bus; • no hands, heads, items of clothing, bags or personal items to protrude out of the bus windows; • no litter to be thrown out of the windows or dropped in the bus. 1.2 Other bus safety rules are: • no bags, feet or knees allowed on the seats; • after selecting a seat on the bus, no changing of seats is permitted while the bus is in motion; • passageway is to be kept clear; • Students are expected to sit facing the front while the bus is in motion. • no signals or gestures are to be made to motorists or pedestrians; • Eating and drinking are not permitted on the bus – water is allowed on long distance journeys. • Seat belts are to be worn at all times whilst bus is in motion. 1.3 Students should arrive at least five minutes before the scheduled time of arrival to avoid delays. 1.4 Students are not to pass in front or behind of the bus after it has stopped. 1.5 Parents/guardians collecting students from buses are expected to be at the bus stop at least 5 minutes prior to scheduled arrival time. 2. Students whilst in Victory College uniform are still under the jurisdiction of Victory College and as such are to uphold Victory College standards of behaviour. 2.1 Victory College behaviour management guidelines apply to students wearing Victory College uniform in public areas waiting for buses and on public transport. 3. Bus drivers are instructed to inform the Principal and Reception/Business Manager of unacceptable behaviour on the bus.
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