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School Bus Services in Rochdale September 2017 to July 2018 School Bus Services in Rochdale September 2017 to July 2018 Services in this leaflet operate on schooldays only, unless otherwise stated. Although provided primarily for school students, members of the public may use these services with the exception of Yellow School Buses. Services are listed alphabetically under school names. Rochdale-Schools.docx - 1 - 28/09/17 An introduction to School buses and concessionary fares for students in Greater Manchester Passengers can pay a fare to the driver for each journey shown on this timetable. However, students will need to show an IGO pass to travel at the concessionary (reduced) fare. If students do not have an IGO pass, they will have to pay a higher fare. Most of the journeys shown in this timetable are funded by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM). The majority of TfGM funded services charge a standard fare and also offer daily return tickets. In some cases, the return ticket can also be used for travel on other journeys which serve similar areas – even if it is provided by a different operator. On most services, students can also buy a weekly scholar’s ticket, which costs £7.00. These are ONLY valid on schooldays on school buses and are available from the bus driver on all services where they are applicable. To help the driver, please try to have the correct fare when buying your ticket. A summary of fares and ticketing information on all school services included in this timetable can be found at http://www.tfgm.com/journey_planning/Pages/back-to-school.aspx There are also a small number of TfGM funded services where the operator sets the fares. You will need to check with the operator what fares are available. Yellow School Buses This timetable also shows the journeys operated by Yellow School Buses. Yellow School Bus journeys have special travel conditions and can only be used by students who hold a Yellow School Bus pass which is valid for that journey. Students who wish to use a Yellow School Bus should go to http://www.tfgm.com/buses/yellowschoolbus/Pages/default.aspx for details on how to apply for a pass. The IGO Pass All students between the ages of 11 and 16 need an IGO pass if they wish to travel at the concessionary (reduced fare) rate on buses. The IGO pass is like an ID card and proves that the student is aged 16 or under. It must be carried on all journeys and shown to the driver before paying the fare. The IGO pass costs £10 and can only be bought by students who live, or go to school in Greater Manchester. More information on IGO and an application form to get an IGO pass is on the TfGM website at http://igo.tfgm.com (Please note: students who are entitled to a free Scholars Travel Pass for journeys between home and school and students aged between 16 and 19 who have a Scholars Concessionary Pass, do not need an IGO Pass for these journeys) Rochdale-Schools.docx - 2 - 28/09/17 Schools Served PAGE SCHOOL 4-5 CARDINAL LANGLEY SCHOOL Rochdale Rd, Middleton, Manchester M24 2GL 6 FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Falinge Road, Shawclough, Rochdale OL12 6LD 7 HOLLINGWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Cornfield Street, Milnrow, Rochdale OL16 3DR 8 KINGSWAY PARK HIGH SCHOOL Turf Hill Road, Rochdale OL16 4XA 9 MATTHEW MOSS HIGH SCHOOL Matthew Moss Lane, Rochdale OL11 3LU 10 OULDER HILL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Hudsons Walk, Rochdale OL11 5EF 11 SIDDAL MOOR SPORTS COLLEGE Newhouse Road, Heywood OL10 2NT 12 ST ANNE’S ACADEMY Hollin Lane, Middleton, Manchester M24 6XN 13–15 ST CUTHBERT’S RC HIGH SCHOOL Shaw Road, Rochdale OL16 4RX 16 – 17 WARDLE ACADEMY Birch Road, Wardle, Rochdale OL12 9RD Rochdale-Schools.docx - 3 - 28/09/17 CARDINAL LANGLEY RC HIGH SCHOOL (0820/1430) Effective 18 September 2017 COLLYHURST – BLACKLEY – MIDDLETON – CARDINAL LANGLEY SCHOOL Service 17 Operator Code: FM* Operator Code: FM* MANCHESTER, Shudehill Interchange 0730 CARDINAL LANGLEY SCHOOL 1440 Collyhurst, Queens Road 0739 Middleton, Bus Station arr. 1450 Rochdale Road/Victoria Avenue 0747 Middleton, Bus Station dep. 1452 Middleton, Bus Station arr. 0755 Rochdale Road/Victoria Avenue 1458 Middleton, Bus Station dep. 0757 COLLYHURST, Queens Road 1508 ROCHDALE RD/CARDINAL LANGLEY 0803 MANCHESTER, Shudehill 1514 *Journey provided without the financial support of TfGM SERVICE 17: From MANCHESTER, Shudehill Interchange via Shudehill, Rochdale Road, Manchester New Road, Middleton Bus Station, Middleton Way, Oldham Road, Ashetton Way, Long Street, Rochdale Road (for CARDINAL LANGLEY SCHOOL). RETURNS via Rochdale Road, Long Street, Factory Street, Limetrees Road, Middleton Way, Middleton Bus Station, Middleton Way, Manchester New Road, Rochdale Road, Shudehill to SHUDEHILL INTERCHANGE. HEYWOOD – BIRCH – LANGLEY – CARDINAL LANGLEY HIGH SCHOOL Service 781 Operator Code: VIK Operator Code: VIK HEYWOOD, Library 0722 CARDINAL LANGLEY SCHOOL 1440 HOPWOOD, Green La/Manchester Rd 0730 Langdale Drive 1445 Birch, Langley La/Manchester Rd 0735 Windermere Road/Wood Street 1447 Langley, Bowness Road/Windermere Road 0742 Langley, Bowness Road/Windermere Road 1451 Windermere Road/Wood Street 0750 Birch, Langley La/Manchester Rd 1459 Langdale Drive 0755 Hopwood, Green La/Manchester Rd 1506 CARDINAL LANGLEY SCHOOL 0805 HEYWOOD, Library 1518 SERVICE 781: From HEYWOOD, Library via Church Street, Hind Hill Street, Egerton Street, Pilsworth Road, Bridge Street, Dawson Street, Bamford Road, Market Place, Church Street, Rochdale Road, Rochdale Road East, Green Lane, Manchester Road, Heywood Old Road, Langley Lane, Derwent Road, right Windermere Road, Bowness Road, Wood Street, Windermere Road, Langdale Drive, Hollin Lane, Rochdale Road to CARDINAL LANGLEY HIGH SCHOOL. RETURNS via reverse of above route to Church Street, Market Place, Market Street, Bridge Street and reverse of above route to HEYWOOD, Library. Rochdale-Schools.docx - 4 - 28/09/17 CARDINAL LANGLEY RC HIGH SCHOOL (Continued) ALKRINGTON – BOARSHAW – CARDINAL LANGLEY HIGH SCHOOL Service 782 ALKRINGTON – MILLS HILL – BOARSHAW – CARDINAL LANGLEY HS Service 788 Operator Code: ELL Operator Code: ELL Service Number: 788* Service Number: 788* ALKRINGTON, Mainway 0736 CARDINAL LANGLEY HIGH SCHOOL 1435 Kingsway/Hardfield Road 0742 Boarshaw 1440 Middleton Junction 0747 Mills Hill 1444 Mills Hill 0752 Middleton Junction 1448 Boarshaw 0759 Kingsway/Hardfield Road 1452 CARDINAL LANGLEY HIGH SCHOOL 0803 ALKRINGTON, Mainway 1455 SERVICE 788: From ALKRINGTON, Mainway via Mainway, Kirkway, Hardfield Road, Kingsway, Mainway East, Greengate, Lees Street, Joshua Lane, Mills Hill Road, Oldham Road, Hilton Fold Lane, Green Lane, Stanycliffe Lane, Rochdale Road to CARDINAL LANGLEY HIGH SCHOOL. RETURNS via reverse of above route. CARDINAL LANGLEY H/S – CASTLETON – SUDDEN – ROCHDALE Service 17 Operator Code: FM* CARDINAL LANGLEY SCHOOL 1440 Castleton, Chesham Avenue 1443 Sudden, Tesco 1451 ROCHDALE, Bus Station 1504 SERVICE 17: From CARDINAL LANGLEY H/S Via Rochdale Road, Manchester Road, Drake Street to ROCHDALE BUS STATION *Journey provided without the financial support of TfGM Rochdale-Schools.docx - 5 - 28/09/17 FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL (0825/1445) Effective 1 September 2017 YELLOW SCHOOL BUS THIS SERVICE IS ONLY AVAILABLE TO PUPILS HOLDING A VALID PASS SMALLBRIDGE – FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Service Y84 Operator Code: FM Operator Code: FM SMALLBRIDGE, Low Hill 0752 FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL 1455 Entwisle Road/Belfield Road 0802 Entwisle Road/Belfield Road 1505 FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL 0812 SMALLBRIDGE, Low Hill 1513 ROUTE: From SMALLBRIDGE, Low Hill via Low Hill, Wardle Road, Halifax Road, Entwisle Road, John Street, St Mary’s Gate, Spotland Road, Sheriff Street, Falinge Road to FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL. RETURNS via the reverse of the above route. NORDEN – CALDERSHAW – FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Service 872 Operator Code: RDT Operator Code: RDT NORDEN, Norden Way 0740 FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL 1455 Norden, Mill Bridge 0742 Oulder Hill Community High School 1510 Edenfield Road/Bgaslate Moor Road 0746 Daniel Fold 1518 Lane Head 0754 Lane Head 1522 Daniel Fold 0758 Edenfield Road/Bgaslate Moor Road 1530 Oulder Hill Community High School 0806 Norden, Mill Bridge 1534 FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL 0815 NORDEN, Norden Way 1536 ROUTE: From NORDEN, Norden Way via Norden Way, Edenfield Road, Caldershaw Road, Ings Avenue, Ings Lane, Rooley Moor Road to Lane Head, turn, Rooley Moor Road, Ings Lane, Sandy Lane, Hudsons Walk to OULDER HILL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL then via Hudsons Walk, Sandy Lane, Edenfield Road, Spotland Road, Sheriff Street, Falinge Road to FALINGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL. RETURNS via the reverse of the above route to Edenfield Road then Wolstenholme Lane, Norden Way to NORDEN. Rochdale-Schools.docx - 6 - 28/09/17 HOLLINGWORTH HIGH SCHOOL (0840/1445) Effective 1 September 2017 STUBLEY – STANSFIELD – LITTLEBOROUGH – HOLLINGWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Service 850 Operator Code: RDT Operator Code: RDT STUBLEY, Whitelees Rd 0747 HOLLINGWORTH HIGH SCHOOL 1500 Littleborough, Clough Rd 0751 Smithy Bridge, Station 1510 Stansfield, Barnes Meadow 0755 Littleborough, Station 1518 Littleborough, Square 0802 Stansfield, Barnes Meadow 1523 Littleborough, Station 0803 Littleborough, Clough Rd 1526 Smithy Bridge, Station 0810 STUBLEY, Whitelees Rd 1528 HOLLINGWORTH HIGH SCHOOL 0820 SERVICE 850: From STUBLEY, WHITELEES ROAD via Whitelees Road, Calderbrook Road, Barnes Meadow, Drake Road, Frobisher Road, Drake Road, Barnes Meadow, Todmorden Road, Church Street, Railway Street, Station Road to Littleborough Station, Station Road, Railway Street, Church Street, Featherstall Road, New Road, Smithy Bridge Road, Milnrow Road, Wildhouse Lane, Kiln
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