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Transport & Travel Guide Transport & Travel Guide Welcome to our inaugural Transport and Travel Guide, produced for this academic year. The Gerrards Cross service has now been for the 2019-2020 academic year. We have produced this guide in extended to Beaconsfield, and an additional “parkway-style” stop Bessway Coaches provide our pupils with modern, comfortable vehicles, which are maintained regularly to a very high order to communicate the wide range of travel options available has been introduced in Denham. This allows families living to the standard. This allows you to have peace of mind that your daughter is travelling in comfort and safety. to pupils at Northwood College for Girls, including our own school west of the school to drop pupils off at this stop and avoid having coach service and other public transport links. We will update the to drive all the way into Northwood. A new route has also been guide every September to reflect any changes made to transport planned to Watford and Bushey; this service will be launched services over the year. We are fortunate that pupils at Northwood subject to demand. College for Girls have access to a variety of sustainable options for All coach drivers are subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, and also undertake periodic training travelling to and from school, including our own, newly enhanced, Our school coach service is designed to connect with National Rail to enhance their professional driving skills. You can, therefore, be confident that your daughter is being transported safely coach service which is available to girls in year three and above. and London Underground services at key interchange locations, and professionally. including Hatch End, Edgware and Rayners Lane. All connections Our school coach service is now managed on our behalf by are highlighted on individual route timetables. Vectare, a specialist school transport management company. All bookings for school coach routes must be made via our new I very much hope that you are able to find a travel solution that online booking system, which can be viewed at northwoodcollege. works for your family. If you need any further assistance planning We offer a wide range of different tickets on our school coach service . From a single fare for a one off journey through to vectare.co.uk. The website allows you to book travel 24/7 from your daughter’s journey to school, or you would like to discuss return passes for the entire academic year, there are options for everybody’s travel arrangements. You can book tickets at anywhere in the world, meaning that if you need to leave early for travel options from areas not currently served by our school coach any time throughout the year, so it is simple to book an extra journey or arrange travel for a visiting friend. work one morning or you are running late and you would like your service , please contact us via the school transport website and we daughter to travel on a school coach as a one off, you can make a will be pleased to assist. booking right up until the coach is due to depart. Charges for school coach travel are added to your ParentPay account, so girls are not I would like to wish your daughter a pleasant and successful required to carry cash with them to use the coach service. academic year. Our school coach network offers 75+ stops across 5 routes. Connections to National Rail and London Underground services, along with Transport for London bus routes, are available at key interchange locations. We want to offer you a travel solution All of our school coaches are operated by Bessway Coaches, a Kind regards, that works for your family, so if you would like any assistance working out the best route to school, please do get in touch. high-quality local coach operator with whom the school has an excellent and longstanding relationship. All coach drivers are DBS checked, and the school’s coach services are driven by a small pool of regular drivers, which allows both you and your daughter to get to know the drivers on your route. Bessway Coaches operate a fleet It takes less than 30 seconds to find your nearest coach stop online, and booking takes only a few minutes, so all of the information you need to arrange travel for your daughter really is at your fingertips. To find your nearest stop or to book your of modern and comfortable coaches; all are maintained to a high Mr Tim Brown daughter’s travel, visit northwoodcollege.vectare.co.uk. standard and have seatbelts fitted to every seat. Director of Finance & Operations, Northwood College for Girls Some enhancements have been made to our school coach routes Ridge Lane from Garston Hempstead Road from 9 Canons Corner A411 King’s 8 Stanmore Station ZONE Langley Watford North D 7 Church Road 6 Uxbridge Road North Watford A412 Langley Road Watford Junction The Chase 5 Uxbridge Road Watford Library Jellicoe Gardens Town Hall, Bus Stop ‘Y’ Bus Stop ‘B’ Watford High Street Station 4 Uxbridge Road A412 Watford All Saints Church High Street Waterfields Way 3 Uxbridge Road 7 Bushey Station West Hutton Lane 7 Bushey Bus Stop ‘E’ 6 2 Uxbridge Road 5 Harrow Arts Centre 6 Blackwell Drive from Rickmansworth Deacons Hill 4 1 Uxbridge Road ‘Chaplins’ Hatch End 5 Eastbury Road Post Office Thorpe Crescent Moor Park A41 3 A1 4 M1 Oxhey Hall Carpenders Park from High Barnet 3 Anlex Garden Centre 2 ZONE Hale Lane/ Westbury Road Broadfields ZONE C 9 Avenue Woodside Park 2 Batchworth Lane ZONE 8 Stanmore from A355 B A4125 NORTHWOOD 1 7 Stonegrove Bus Stop ‘H’ High Seer Green A Hatch 5 6 Edgware Mill Hill West Finchley Wycombe Beaconsfield 1 Wild Oaks Close COLLEGE /Park Grove & Jordans Northwood End 4 Broadway A4125 3 Edgware Mill Hill East Beaconsfield 2 Manor Park Crescent Mill Hill Post Office 1 Bus Stop ‘J’ Broadway Canons Park ZONE Bus Stop ‘C’ Cricket Ground Headstone Lane Finchley Beaconsfield Northwood Hills Chapel Lane, Burnt Oak Central Beaconsfield Bus Stop ‘Z1’ D Aylesbury End Bridge Street Bus Stop ‘H’ Harrow & Colindale Finchley Pinner VB & Sons Queensbury Central Wealdstone Hendon A355 Gerrards Pinner Road Kenton Lane, Dollis Park Bus Stop ‘H’ ZONE Great North Way A41 from ZONE Cross Tesco Express, Bus Stop ‘E’ 1 Bus Stop ‘WK’ Kenton Road East C M1 Finchley D Whittington Way Pinner Road 2 Denham opposite Pinner Arms Kingsbury Golf Club Harrow-on- Kenton Kenton Road A413 West the-Hill Denham Rayners Lane Harrow 1 Draycott Avenue, Hendon Dukeswood Avenue Station Bus Stop ‘LL’ 2 Northwick Salmon Street, A40 Lowlands Road Preston Bus Stop ‘BT’ 3 Eastcote Rayners (rear of station) Park Road Fryent Way Roundabout 4 from Cricklewood ZONE 5 Ruislip Manor Lane South Kenton West Ruislip Ruislip North C Denham Ickenham, Long Lane South Harrow 3 Wembley 4 Neasden, Forty Lane Springbridge Nurseries Almond Avenue Sudbury Hill 1 Kenton Road Northolt 8 5 Blackbird Cross, Bus Stop ‘BB’ Northwick Avenue, Bus Stop ‘FF’ Harrow 7 6 Wembley M40 Ickenham Park Ruislip Sudbury & from Park from Neasden 2 Kenton Road Sainsbury’s Hillingdon Gardens Harrow Road Wembley Central Preston Hill, Bus Stop ‘U’ South Petts Hill Sudbury Hill from Finchley Road York Road from Uxbridge Hillingdon Ruislip BP Garage 3 Forty Avenue Station The Greenwood Sudbury Town Wembley Stadium Barn Rise, Bus Stop ‘R’ Pub Forty Avenue Uxbridge A40 Northolt Whitton 4 Avenue East Synagogue, Bus Stop ‘F’ Sudbury Golf Club Alperton Greenford 5 East Lane School Bus Routes Railway connections Greenford Road Perivale Buxlow Prep School, Bus Stop ‘E’ Ingram Way Ridge Lane from Garston A406 9 Canons6 East Corner Lane BEACONSFIELD Bakerloo Line 1 Eastcote High Road HempsteadLeaver Gardens Road from Pembroke Road, Bus Stop ‘P’ Bus Stop ‘V’ A411 A40 slip road King’s South Watford North 8 StanmoreEast Lane Station MILL HILL BROADWAY Central Line 2 Ruislip Manor Station ZONE LangleyWestern Avenue Hanger 7 Greenford Lynwood Road North Wembley Station, Bus Stop ‘N’ WATFORD Jubilee Line Bus Stop ‘C’ D Lane from Acton 7 Church Road Park A40 8 East Lane 3 Brickwall Lane A406 Royal 6 UxbridgeWembley Road High School, Bus Stop ‘M’ WEMBLEY London Overground Bus Stop ‘D’ North WatfordCastle Bar Park A412 Langley Road Watford Junction The Chase 4 Ickenham Road from West Ealing from Ealing WEMBLEY PARK Metropolitan Line Bus Stop ‘N’ 5 Uxbridge Road Watford Library Jellicoe Gardens Main connecting roads Northern Line 5 West Ruislip Station Town Hall, Bus Stop ‘Y’ Bus Stop ‘B’ Bus Stop ‘M’ Watford High Street Station 4 Uxbridge Road Bus pick-up stops Piccadilly Line A412 Watford All Saints Church High Street Waterfields Way 1 1 1 1 see numbered disks for National Rail lines 3 Uxbridge Road points where there is 7 Bushey Station West 7 Hutton Lane Bus Stop ‘E’ Bushey insufficient space on 6 2 Uxbridge Road 5 Harrow Arts Centre the map 6 Blackwell Drive from Rickmansworth Deacons Hill 4 1 Uxbridge Road ‘Chaplins’ Hatch End © Vectare 2019 www.vectare.co.uk 5 Eastbury Road Post Office Bikes 23.9.2019 Thorpe Crescent Moor Park A41 3 A1 4 M1 Oxhey Hall Carpenders Park from High Barnet 3 Anlex Garden Centre 2 ZONE Hale Lane/ Westbury Road Broadfields Girls are welcome to cycle to / from School. ZONE C 9 Avenue Woodside Park 2 Batchworth Lane ZONE 8 Stanmore from A355 B A4125 NORTHWOOD 1 7 Stonegrove Bus Stop ‘H’ Should girls wish to have an allocated High Seer Green A Hatch 5 6 Edgware Mill Hill West Finchley Wycombe Beaconsfield 1 Wild Oaks Close COLLEGE /Park Grove & Jordans Northwood End 4 Broadway A4125 3 Edgware Mill Hill East Beaconsfield 2 Manor Park Crescent Mill Hill space to park their bike, please email us at Post Office 1 Bus Stop ‘J’ Broadway Canons Park ZONE Bus Stop ‘C’ Cricket Ground Headstone Lane Finchley [email protected].
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