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Day and Boarding pupil transport The earliest bus route starts at 7.00 am and the latest at 7.20 am, arriving at Haileybury at 8.00 am. The return services leave the School at 6.35 pm. The buses run Monday to Friday and Day pupils Saturday mornings. Royston Stevenage Buntingford Haileybury’s minibus service links the School to north London and the London Underground Knebworth Westmill Bishop’s Stortford network, as well as towns across Hertfordshire Woolmer Green Stone Puckeridge and Essex. Routes currently operate to and Datchworth from Bishop’s Stortford, Harpenden, High High Cross Watton-at- Barnet, Hitchin, Loughton, Royston, St Albans, Ware Snaresbrook, Stevenage, Winchmore Hill and Stapleford Hitchin d Brookmans Park. Waterfordor rtf He th or Snaresbrook N Buckhurst Hil d a h e t t r s o p N n m e n a d y h n i t n l w a l e w e e p e r h T a W Welwyn Gdn City Gdn Welwyn W H n n o g e d e in y r p o p G R E g in p p E Ber Litt kham le sted W ildh Bar ill tters Wo Po B odsid ood rook e y W man adle s Pa H ley rk Had nken Mo et Barn High Day pupils Stop Location Pickup Stop Location Pickup Bishop’s Stortford Royston 1 Bishop’s Stortford High School bus stop, London Rd. 07.00 1 Royston Tesco, Old North Road, Royston, bus 2 New Barn Lane bus stop, Latchmore Bank, stop at approach road 07.05 Little Hallingbury 07.12 2 Royston bus station Please note: on one way system, 3 Hatfield Heath bus layby 07.22 return stop will be the ‘recreation ground’ bus stop 07.11 4 Pishiobury Park bus stop, Sawbridgeworth 07.38 3 Buntingford, bus stop near Crown Inn 07.21 4 Westmill, at water pump 07.29 Brookmans Park 5 Puckeridge, Buntingford Road. White Hart bus stop 07.30 1 Miller & Carter, Great North Road, 6 Bus stop in High Cross 07.40 Brookmans Park 07.20 7 Ware High street, old town Hall bus stop (Boots). 2 Georges Wood Road, junction with Pine Grove, Please note: return stop is the Priory bus stop 07.45 Brookmans Park 07.25 3 The White Horse bus stop, Stortford Road, Hatfield Heath 07.40 St. Albans 4 Pishiobury Drive bus stop, Harlow Road, 1 St Albans, Texaco Garage, 150 Harpenden Road 07.00 07.45 Sawbridgeworth 2 St Albans, Blacksmith’s Arms 07.05 3 St Albans, Nat West Bank/Waterstones, Snaresbrook St Peter’s Street 07.10 1 Forest Hall, High Beech Road, Loughton 07.00 4 St Albans Railway Station 07.15 2 Toby Carvery Buckhurst Hill, High Road 07.10 5 St Albans, Queen’s Court 07.20 6 The Comet Hotel bus stop (J), A1507, Hatfield 07.27 Loughton 7 Lodge Drive bus stop, The Ryde, Hatfield 07.31 1 The Crown bus stop, Loughton 07.05 8 War Memorial bus stop, The Old Coach Road, 2 Bell Common bus stop, High Road, Epping 07.20 Birch Green, Hertford 07.35 3 Epping United Reform Church, Lindsey Street 07.25 9 Hertingfordbury, White Horse bus stop 07.43 4 Green Close bus stop, Epping Green, Epping 07.30 10 County Hall, Hertford 07.50 5 Telephone Exchange bus stop, Epping Road, Roydon, Harlow 07.40 Stevenage Harpenden 1 Stevenage train station 07.10 2 Station Road bus stop (D), Stevenage Road, 1 The George bus stop, High Street, Harpenden 07.00 Knebworth 07.17 2 Harpenden, Co-op car park, Southdown Road 07.05 3 The Horns pub, Bull Green 07.25 3 Memorial Hall, Marford Road, Wheathampstead 07.15 4 The Tilbury car park/Bramfield Road junction 07.30 4 Welwyn Garden City (Campus East bus stop, 5 Watton-at-Stone bus stop/war memorial 07.37 The Campus) 07.25 6 Gobions Lane bus stop, High Road, Stapleford, 07.32 5 Welwyn North Station, Adele Road bus stop Hertford 07.38 6 Tewin, top of Lower Green Road. Shelter next to 7 Goldings bus stop 07.40 telephone box 07.40 7 Hertford North Station 07.48 8 Park Road bus stop, London Road, Hertford 07.45 Winchmore Hill 1 Eversley Crescent, junction with Wades Hill, Hitchin Winchmore Hill 07.00 1 St Mary’s car park 07.10 2 Collection: Gladbeck Way (off Windmill Hill), Enfield; drop off: Enfield Chase Station bus stop. 07.05 High Barnet 3 Spring Court Road, Chase Farm Enfield 07.10 1 Bus Stop at High Street, junction with 4 Cuffley Station 07.15 Hadley Green Road, High Barnet 07.00 5 Goffs Oak, war memorial bus stop 07.20 2 St Mary’s Church, Monken Hadley 07.03 6 Collection: Claremont bus stop, Goff’s Lane, Goff’s 3 Barnet, Camlet Way, junction with Parkgate Oak, Waltham Cross; drop off: Burton Lane bus stop. 07.24 Avenue, opposite Crescent West 07.08 7 Thomas Rochford Way. Jnc. with Waltham Gate, 4 Highview Gardens bus stop, Southgate Road, Cheshunt, Waltham Cross 07.28 Potters Bar 07.14 8 Broxbourne, Station Road bus stop 07.40 5 The Walk, junction with High Street, Potters Bar 07.23 9 St David’s Drive bus stop, High Road, Broxbourne 07.45 6 BT Exchange, Hatfield Road bus stop. Drop off Osbourne Road, junction with St Michael’s Way 07.25 Boarding pupils We run a service to collect Boarding Stop Location Pickup Pupils on Sunday evenings in term time, Buckinghamshire via these routes: Buckinghamshire, Kent, Day and Boarding 1 Gerrards Cross Station 19.03 Cambridgeshire and London. 2 Chalfont St Giles, London Road bus stop 19.15 3 Chalfont & Latimer Station 19.24 4 Haileybury arrival 20.20 pupil transport Cambridgeshire Cambridgeshire 1 Cambridge, Trumpington Park & Ride 19.10 Cambridge 2 Birchanger Green Service Station M11/A120 19.43 3 Haileybury arrival 20.20 Birchanger Green s s Kent 1 Sevenoaks, Witches Lane layby opposite houses 19.00 2 Haileybury arrival 20.20 e Sevenoaks Gerrards Cros Chalfont St Gile Chalfont & Latimer London Harrow Kent 1 Lowlands Road bus stop opposite Station Approach to Harrow on the Hill Station 19.05 Buckinghamshir 2 Edgeware Road Underground Station, bus stop 19.22 Barnet 3 Barnet way junction with Galley Lane, bus stop at The Arkley public house 19.40 Edgeware Rd Hadley Wood London Harro 4 Haileybury arrival 20.20 Harrow Hampstead on th London Zoo entrance w e Hill London Zoo 1 London Zoo entrance 19.00 London Zoo 2 The Bishops Avenue junction with Hampstead Lane 19.20 3 Hadley Wood Station, Crescent West 19.45 4 Haileybury arrival 20.20 There is a high level of demand for our If your area is not currently served by our bus services so please contact the Transport network please get in touch as we are continually Office on 01992 706 378 or email evaluating new routes. [email protected] to enquire Details correct at 29 April 2021. Latest information about spaces on your preferred route. at haileybury.com/pupil-transport HaileyburyUK 01992 706 200 Hertford Herts SG13 7NU Registered charity number 310013.
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