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School Transport Route Specification 2015 - 2020 School Transport Route Specification 2015 - 2020 Education, Leisure & Housing School Transport May 2014 January 2015 – 31 March 2020 Route No Area School Suggested Vehicle Secondary Schools 31 Orphir Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x coach 32 South Ronaldsay Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x coach 32WF Hoxa – Winter Feeder Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x car 33 St Margaret’s Hope/Burray/Grimness Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x coach 34 Holm Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x coach 35 Tankerness Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x coach 36 Deerness Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x coach 37 St Ola (Sunnybank) (Carness – winter) Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x coach 38 Shapinsay Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x 14/16 seat bus 39 Rousay Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x 14/16 seat bus 40 Tingwall Pier Kirkwall Grammar School 1 x 16 seat bus 41 Marwick Stromness Academy 1 x coach 42 Birsay/Costa Stromness Academy 1 x coach 43 Twatt/Sandwick Stromness Academy 1 x coach 44 Harray/Dounby Stromness Academy 1 x coach 44WF Durkadale/Hillside Road - Winter Feeder Stromness Academy 1 x car 45 Harray Stromness Acacemy 1 x 16 seat bus 46 Stenness Stromness Academy 1 x coach 47 Evie/Rendall Stromness Academy 1 x coach 48 Firth Stromness Academy 1 x coach 49 Stromness (Outertown) Stromness Academy 1 x 25 seat bus 50 Stromness (Quholm) Stromness Academy 1 x 12 seat bus 51W Stromness (Southend) – Winter Stromness Academy 1 x coach 52 Hoy Stromness Academy 1 x 8/12 seat bus Mainland Schools 53 Lower Sandwick/Lyking Dounby Community School 1 x 16 seat bus 54 Skaill/Lower Sandwick/Aith Dounby Community School 1 x 16 seat bus 55 Quoyloo/Scarwell Dounby Community School 1 x 16 seat bus 56 Birsay/Marwick Dounby Community School 1 x 20/25 seat bus 57 Palace/North Birsay Dounby Community School 1 x 20/25 seat bus 58 Swannay/Lower Birsay Dounby Community School 1 x 20/25 seat bus 59W Dounby (Beaquoy) - Winter Dounby Community School 1 x 8 seat bus 60 Harray (Russland) Dounby Community School 1 x 20/25 seat bus 61 Harray Dounby Community School 1 x 20/25 seat bus (Stoneyhill/Lyde/Lower Harray/Howe) 62 Rendall/Evie Evie Community School 1 x coach 63 Evie/Costa Evie Community School 1 x 16 seat bus 64 Firth Firth Primary School 1 x 25 seat bus 65 St Ola (Scapa) Glaitness School 1 x coach 66 St Ola (Lesliedale/Sunnybank) Glaitness School 1 x 16 seat bus 67 South Ronaldsay (South Parish) Hope Community School 1 x 25 seat bus 68 South Ronaldsay (Herston/Grimness) Hope Community School 1 x 16 seat bus 69W South Ronaldsay (Gill) – Winter Hope Community School 1 x car 70 Orphir (Greenigoe) Orphir Community School 1 x 12 seat bus 71 Orphir (Scorradale/Clestrain/Houton) Orphir Community School 1 x 25 seat bus 72 St Ola (Holm Road) Papdale Primary School 1 x 8/12 seat bus 73W St Ola (Carness) - Winter Papdale Primary School 1 x 8 seat bus 74 Holm/St Mary’s/West Holm St Andrew’s Primary School 1 x coach 75 East Holm St Andrew’s Primary School 1 x20/25 seat bus 76 Deerness St Andrew’s Primary School 1 x coach 77 Tankerness St Andrew’s Primary School 1 x coach 78 Stenness (Ireland/Hill Road) Stenness Community School 1 x 16 seat bus 79 Stromness (Kirbister) Stromness Primary School 1 x 12 seat bus 80 Stromness (Outertown) Stromness Primary School 1 x 25 seat bus Isles Schools 81 Eday Eday Community School 1 x 8 seat bus 82 Hoy (North Hoy/Lyness) North Walls Community School 1 x 8 seat bus 83 Hoy (South Walls) North Walls Community School 1 x 25 seat bus 84 Papa Westray Papa Westray School 1x 8 seat bus 85 Rousay Rousay Community School 1 x 16 seat bus 86 Sanday (North End/Lady) Sanday Junior High School 1 x 20 seat bus 87W Sanday (Lady) - Winter Sanday Junior High School 1 x 12 seat bus 88 Sanday (Burness) Sanday Junior High School 1x 8/12 seat bus 89 Sanday (South End/ Cross) Sanday Junior High School 1 x 12 seat bus 90 Shapinsay Shapinsay Community School 1 x 16 seat bus 91 Stronsay (North/Whitehall) Stronsay Junior High School 1 x 16 seat bus 92 Stronsay Stronsay Junior High School 1 x 16 seat bus (South End/Everybay & Rothiesholm) 93 Westray (Rapness) Westray Junior High School 1 x 12 seat bus 94 Westray (Skelwick) Westray Junior High School 1 x 12 seat bus 95 Westray (Westside) Westray Junior High School 1 x 12 seat bus 96W Westray (Aikerness) - Winter Westray Junior High School 1 x car 97W Westray (Dykeside) - Winter Westray Junior High School 1 x car 98 Westray (Papay Pupils from pier) Westray Junior High School 1 x car 99 Westray (Papay Pupils on island) Westray Junior High School 1 x car Pupils Requiring Special Arrangements (PRSA) School Bus Services 100 West and East Mainland Kirkwall Grammar School see route 101 West and East Mainland Glaitness School see route 102 West and East Mainland Orkney Language Unit 1 x car (see route) W – Winter run only F – Feeder run . Swimming Kirkwall Primary Swimming 103 - A Burray Primary School 103 - B Papdale Primary School 103 - C Hope Primary School 103 - D Orphir Primary School 103 - E Rousay Primary School (from/to Tingwall Ferry) 103 - F Shapinsay (from/to Kirkwall Pier) 103 - G St Andrews Primary Stromness Primary Swimming 104 - A Dounby Primary School 104 - B Evie Primary School 104 - C Firth Primary School 104 - D Stenness Primary School Kirkwall Secondary Swimming 105 Kirkwall Grammar School Stromness Secondary Swimming 106 Stromness Academy Nautical 107 Stromness Academy SCHOOL TERM DATES 2014/2015 (all dates are inclusive) TERM 1 Tuesday 19 August - Friday 10 October 39 days October holidays Monday 13 October – Friday 24 October TERM 2 Monday 27 October - Friday 19 December 40 Christmas holidays Monday 22 December 2014 – Friday 2 January 2015 TERM 3 Monday 5 January - Friday 27 March 57 Schools closed Wednesday 11 - Friday 13 February (In-service) Spring holidays Monday 30 March – Friday 10 April ( includes Easter Monday 6 April) TERM 4 Monday 13 April – Friday 26 June 54 Schools closed Monday 4 May (May Day holiday) 190 days Staff Only: In-service days are: Monday 18 August Thursday 23 & Friday 24 October Wednesday 11 & Thursday 12 February ROUTE SPECIFICATION Route number 31 serving Kirkwall Grammar School from Orphir. School Details: Head Teacher’s Name: Mr G McDonald School Telephone Number: 01856 872102 School opening time: 8.35 am School closing time: 3.35 pm (Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs) School closing time: 12.20 pm (Fri) Particulars: Current number of entitled passengers on route - 49 (see notes below) Furthest distance from the school - 13.5 miles Route Details: This route serves pupils who live in the parish of Orphir. The main route may extend as far as the Orphir/Stenness border and will serve the main Orphir/ Kirkwall road, Scorradale road and may also extend down the Gyre road when there are pupils living in this area, returning via the A964 and on to Kirkwall Grammar School. Feeder services from the Smoogro/Germiston areas link with this route in the winter terms where entitlement permits. Note - There is also a service bus (Service 2 Houton) operating from the Houton Pier for Flotta and Hoy pupils who attend KGS. Only Flotta and Hoy pupils should travel on the service bus. ROUTE SPECIFICATION Route number 32 serving Kirkwall Grammar School from South Parish, South Ronaldsay. School Details: Head Teacher’s Name: Mr G McDonald School Telephone Number: 01856 872102 School opening time: 8.35 am School closing time: 3.35 pm (Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs) School closing time: 12.20 pm (Fri) Particulars: Current number of entitled passengers on route - 37 Furthest distance from the school - 22.5 miles Route Details: This route serves pupils who live south of the T junction as you approach St Margaret’s Hope and starts from the south end of the parish of South Ronaldsay, returning via the A961 and on to Kirkwall Grammar School. ROUTE SPECIFICATION Route number 32 Winter Feeder – serving Kirkwall Grammar School from Hoxa (feeder) area Particulars: Current number of entitled passengers on route – 1 Furthest distance from the drop off point – 4.5 miles Transport requirements – Car Route Details This route provides a winter feeder service for pupils who live in the Hoxa area of South Ronaldsay. This route will connect with the Route 32 above. ROUTE SPECIFICATION Route number 33 serving Kirkwall Grammar School from St Margaret’s Hope, Burray and Grimness. School Details: Head Teacher’s Name: Mr G McDonald School Telephone Number: 01856 872102 School opening time: 8.35 am School closing time: 3.35 pm (Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs) School closing time: 12.20 pm (Fri) Particulars: Current number of entitled passengers on route - 45 Furthest distance from the school - 12 miles Route Details: This route serves pupils who live in St Margaret’s Hope, the Grimness area and Burray. It starts from St Margaret’s Hope, then follows the Memorial Road, Aikers Road and Grimness Road to Ashby corner, returning to the A961 and on to Kirkwall Grammar School. ROUTE SPECIFICATION Route number 34 serving Kirkwall Grammar School from Holm. School Details: Head Teacher’s Name: Mr G McDonald School Telephone Number: 01856 872102 School opening time: 8.35 am School closing time: 3.35 pm (Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs) School closing time: 12.20 pm (Fri) Particulars: Current number of entitled passengers on route - 43 Furthest distance from the school - 8 miles Route Details: This route serves pupils who live in the parish of Holm and pupils living in St Ola along the Kirkwall/Holm road who qualify for transport.
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