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Cranbrook School from the A21 North: Leave the A21 at the Junction of the A262 Signposted to Goudhurst and Ashford (Which Is 4 Miles on from Pembury) Produced by Location Maps Ltd. Tel: 0800 731 4084. www.locationmaps.com 4084. 731 0800 Tel: Ltd. Maps Location by Produced 0 500 1000 METRES Location Map Location E N A L E H N A A Turnden © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Licence Number PU100029016 All rights reserved. © Crown Copyright. 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Licence Number PU100029016 All rights reserved. © Crown Copyright. S T Newenden Beachy Head Hurst Green Etchingham Hastings 0 25 50 KM 0 5 10 KM Travelling to Cranbrook School From the A21 North: Leave the A21 at the junction of the A262 signposted to Goudhurst and Ashford (which is 4 miles on from Pembury). Travel to By Air: Gatwick (1 hour by road), Heathrow (1 hour and 30 minutes by a roundabout and turn right onto the A229 to Cranbrook and follow signs road) and Stansted (2 hours by road) airports are within easy reach of for the Town Centre (road bears left). Travel past the Windmill PH on the Cranbrook. All have regular scheduled flights from all UK, European and right hand side. The entrance to Cranbrook School in on your right after The High Street International destinations. 500 yards. By Rail: Staplehurst is the nearest main line station, which is on the Charing From the M20: Leave the M20 at Junction 6 and join the A229 through Cross to Dover line. A taxi will be required to reach the School, however Maidstone signposted to Linton Hill and Staplehurst. Follow the A229 there is no taxi rank, so taxis should be pre-booked on: 01622 890003 through Staplehurst to the roundabout outside Cranbrook. Continue straight ahead to Cranbrook and follow signs for the Town Centre (road bears left). By Road: Cranbrook is conveniently located on the A229 south of Maidstone, Travel past the Windmill PH on the right hand side. The entrance to Cranbrook west of Ashford and to the east of Royal Tunbridge Wells, making it easily Cranbrook School in on your right after 500 yards. Kent accessible via the UK road network. TN17 3JD From the M25: Leave the M25 at Junction 5 and follow signs for England From the A21 South: Leave the A21 at the junction of the A229 signposted Sevenoaks to join the A21. Follow directions given ‘From the A21 North’. to Hawkhurst and Cranbrook. Travel along the A229 for 6 miles to Cranbrook Tel: 01580 711800 and take the first turning right into High Street by the War memorial. Travel On Arrival: There is ample car parking on site. Visitors are advised to park Fax: 01580 711828 to its end and turn right into Stone Street and then bear left. The entrance in the main car park, up Barham Drive behind the sports Hall, then report Email: [email protected] to Cranbrook School in on your left after 200 metres. directly to Reception in Barham House. www.cranbrookschool.co.uk.
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