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School Transport Routes, Timetables and Prices Effective From School Transport Routes, timetables and prices Effective from September 2019 Routes For the 2019/20 academic year, there will be six routes: Route Operator Destination A M&D Hartlepool B M&D Middlesbrough and Ingleby Barwick C M&D Guisborough, Stokesley and Hutton Rudby D THS minibus Thirsk and Northallerton E M&D Wynyard and Stockton F THS minibus Darlington Details of the routes, timings and prices per term are on the following pages. Types of Pass Full Pass This pass permits travel on five mornings and five afternoons each week in term time. Half Pass This pass permits travel on either five mornings or five afternoons each week in term time. This is priced at 60% of the price of a Full Pass. Single Journey Pass This pass permits a single one-way journey, and is priced at £5.00 for one-way travel, or £7.50 per day for a return trip. Subject to daily availability on each route, and priority is given to existing Full/Half Pass holders if the coach is full. Sibling Discount We offer a sibling discount on school transport charges of 25% for the second child, and 50% for the third and subsequent children. Route A: Hartlepool Pick Coach Stop Drop Full Half Up Off Pass Pass 07.20 Hart Village, Raby Arms 17.05 £435 £260 07.23 Throston Golf Club 17.02 £435 £260 07.25 Merlin Way 16.59 £435 £260 07.27 Merlin Way/Goshawk Road Bus Stop 16.57 £435 £260 07.30 Hart Lane/Hart Avenue 16.54 £435 £260 07.34 Park Clock 16.48 £435 £260 07.36 Valley Drive/West Park 16.46 £435 £260 07.40 Stockton Road 16.42 £435 £260 07.42 Travellers Rest, Stockton Road 16.40 £435 £260 07.50 Wynyard Services 16.34 £360 £215 07.55 Norton, Ring Road 16.30 £280 £165 08.25 Teesside High School 16.10 Route B: Middlesbrough Pick Up Coach Stop Drop Full Half Off Pass Pass 07.32 Nunthorpe, A172 opposite Church Lane 16.56 £360 £215 07.35 Nunthorpe Shops 16.53 £360 £215 07.37 Nunthorpe, Mallowdale 1st Stop 16.51 £360 £215 07.38 Nunthorpe, Mallowdale 2nd Stop 16.50 £360 £215 07.41 Marton, Southern Cross 16.48 £350 £210 07.45 Marton, Rudds Arms 16.44 £350 £210 07.48 Marton, The Derby 16.41 £350 £210 07.50 Marton, Ladgate Lane 16.39 £350 £210 07.52 Acklam, Bluebell (bus stop opposite) 16.37 £340 £205 07.54 Stainton, Sporting Lodge 16.34 £275 £165 07.59 Ingleby Barwick, Robinsons Est Agents 16.32 £210 £125 08.00 Ingleby Barwick, Beckfields Ave - Shops 16.31 £210 £125 Ingleby Barwick, Beckfields Ave 08.01 16.30 £210 £125 (Priorwood Gardens) 08.04 Ingleby Barwick, Sober Hall 16.29 £210 £125 08.05 Ingleby Barwick, Roundhill 16.28 £210 £125 08.09 Ingleby Barwick, The Rings Bus Stop 16.20 £190 £115 08.25 Teesside High School 16.10 Route C: Guisborough Pick Up Coach Stop Drop Full Half Off Pass Pass 07.17 Guisborough Coach Park (Rectory Lane) 17.30 £410 £245 07.20 Guisborough, Hutton Lane 17.25 £410 £245 07.30 Great Ayton, The Green 17.10 £410 £245 07.32 Great Ayton, Buck Inn 17.08 £410 £245 07.40 Great Broughton, Kirkby Lane 17.00 £390 £235 07.42 Kirkby, St Augustine’s Church 16.58 £390 £235 07.46 Stokesley, Market Place 16.42 £385 £230 07.48 Tamebridge, Junction for Seamer 16.37 £385 £230 07.50 Skutterskelfe, Rudby Hall 16.35 £385 £230 07.55 Hutton Rudby, Doctors Lane/Enterpen 16.33 £355 £215 08.00 Crathorne, Post Office 16.28 £285 £170 08.03 Kirklevington, Crown Inn 16.25 £215 £130 08.05 Yarm, Davenport Road (Co-op) 16.23 £185 £110 08.15 Yarm, High Street 16.15 £185 £110 08.20 Teesside High School 16.10 Route D: Thirsk and Northallerton Pick Up Coach Stop Drop Full Half Off pass pass 07.10 Thirsk, St Marys Walk/Dowber Way Junction 17.15 £515 £310 07.30 Morton on Swale, A684 Greenacres 16.55 £465 £280 07.40 Northallerton, Post Office on High Street 16.45 £465 £280 07.45 Green Tree Inn 16.40 £450 £270 07.52 Osmotherley, West End/North End/South End Jn 16.35 £435 £260 07.57 Swainby, Blacksmiths Arms 16.30 £415 £250 08.25 Teesside High School 16.10 Route E: Wynyard and Stockton Pick Drop Full Half Coach Stop Up Off Pass Pass 07.35 Wellington Drive (Davison Close/Anniegate) 17.07 £390 £235 07.37 Wynyard Golf Club, Wellington Drive 17.05 £390 £235 07.38 Wynyard Shops, The Wynd 17.03 £390 £235 07.40 Wynyard Woods/Plantations 17.00 £390 £235 07.53 Thorpe Thewles, Vane Arms 16.42 £250 £150 07.58 Stockton, Horse and Jockey on Harrowgate Lane 16.39 £250 £150 08.02 Carlton, Smiths Arms 16.34 £235 £140 08.13 Stockton, Fairfield Road 16.25 £220 £130 08.14 Stockton, Upsall Shops 16.24 £220 £130 08.15 Stockton, Birkdale Shops 16.23 £220 £130 08.16 Stockton, Darlington Road 16.22 £220 £130 08.17 Stockton, Hartburn Shops 16.21 £220 £130 08.28 Teesside High School 16.10 Route F: Darlington Pick Drop Full Half Coach Stop Up Off Pass Pass 07.25 Faverdale, White Heifer Pub 17.15 £380 £230 07.30 Cockerton, Cockerton Band & Musical Institute 17.10 £380 £230 07.37 Darlington, Swinburne Road/Langholm Crescent 17.03 £360 £215 07.38 Darlington, Coniscliffe Road (Linden Avenue) 17.02 £360 £215 07.40 Darlington, Coniscliffe Road (Cleveland Avenue) 17.00 £360 £215 07.45 Carmel Road South, Spar 16.50 £360 £215 07.51 Croft, The Comet 16.44 £360 £215 07.55 Hurworth, Bay Horse 16.40 £335 £200 08.08 Middleton One Row, Devonport Hotel 16.27 £300 £180 08.13 Middleton St George, Woolsingham Drive 16.22 £300 £180 08.16 Middleton St George, The Oak Tree 16.19 £300 £180 08.20 Urlay Nook Road 16.15 £185 £110 08.25 Teesside High School 16.10 CONDITIONS OF TRAVEL All pupils must comply with the following conditions for the safety and comfort of all passengers. Pupils must arrive at the arranged bus stop five minutes before the time shown in the timetable. Pupils must wear seatbelts at all times and remain in their seats while the vehicle is in motion. Inappropriate behaviour or damage will be reported and investigated. CCTV is installed on most coaches and will be used as evidence in any investigation. Passes are not transferrable between pupils, nor can they to be used on any other route. Bus passes are to be shown to the driver on every journey. Pupils are responsible for their own belongings and must ensure that there are no items obstructing the aisles at any time. Any lost property is to be collected from the offices of the coach operators. Pupils must not board the vehicle in dirty sports kit, they must change into clean clothing before travel. Single journey passes are subject to daily availability on each route, and priority is given to existing Full/Half Pass holders if the vehicle is full. In order to prevent delays to departure, pupils should let School Reception know by lunchtime at the latest if they have booked travel but do not intend to use the School transport home on that particular day. Cancellation: One full terms notice in writing is required to cancel School travel agreements. Failure to provide adequate notice will result in charges being payable. Failure to abide by these conditions could result in the withdrawal of a pupil’s travel pass at any time with no refund of fees paid. Contact details For any enquiries, please contact School Reception on 01642 782095 Contact details for M&D Travel are as follows: M&D Travel Ltd Crofton Rd Stockton on Tees TS18 2QZ Telephone: 01642 658194 W: www.mdtravelcoachhire.co.uk E: [email protected] Occasional Passes For one-way single journey or return journey day passes, please contact School Reception. Tel: 01642 782095 (24hrs notice required). School Transport Booking Form 2019/2020 Pupil Name Year Route Bus Stop Type of pass Group No. (please tick) Full Half AM PM Transport charges are invoiced termly along with School Fees. One full terms notice in writing is required to cancel school travel agreements. Failure to provide adequate notice will result in charges being payable. I/We agree that my child/children will abide by the Conditions of Travel. I/We understand that any failure of my child/children to do so may result in travel passes being withdrawn without refund of charges paid. Parents signature…………………………................................................................ Parents name……….……………………..……………………….... Date…………….. Please cut out this page and return to School Reception. .
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