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Transport Information Students who are eligible for free travel (living in Haslington/Winterley, Smallwood/Arclid/Brereton or the surrounding areas) are able to travel on the special school buses which are provided under contract to the local authority. Parents can apply for a season ticket to the School Transport Team at Cheshire East Council who will confirm your daughter’s entitlement to a contract ticket and the allocated route for travel. HASLINGTON/WINTERLEY SMALLWOOD/ARCLID/BRERETON BARRATTS (Pass holders only) TOMLINSON TRAVEL 18 seater (Pass holders only) S71180 AM PM Primrose Avenue, Bradeley Hall Road 07:52 15:34 N80820 AM PM Primrose Avenue, Shelburne Drive 07:53 15:33 The Bulls Head, Smallwood 07:50 16:00 Primrose Avenue, Near the Dingle 07:54 15:32 Newcastle Road, Smallwood 07:53 15:57 Sandbach High School 08:06 15:20 Arclid, Villa Farm 07:55 15:55 Bears Head, Brereton 08:00 15:35 STANWAYS COACHES Sandbach High School 08:15 15:20 (Pass holders only) Sandbach School 08:20 15:05 S71185 AM PM Primrose Avenue, The Dingle 07:56 15:33 Crewe Road, Cartwright Road 07:57 15:32 Cheshire East Transport will provide assisted home to school Winterley Pool 08:01 15:28 transport for children who qualify under the current school Winterley, Foresters Arms 08:03 15:26 Transport Policy. Assistance may also be available for secondary school pupils where families are in receipt of one of the Sandbach High School 08:09 15:20 qualifying benefits and the student attends one of the three nearest secondary schools between two and six miles of the home address. SCHOLAR GREEN/RODE HEATH/ALSAGER STANWAYS (Pass holders and fare payers £2 e/w) STAN16 AM PM The Stanways Coach Scholar Bleeding Wolf Pub, Congleton Road North, Scholar Green (ST7 3BQ) 07:20 16:14 Green route is a commercially The Travellers Rest, Congleton Road North, Scholar Green (ST7 3HA) 07:22 16:12 operated service for school The Old Post Office, Congleton Road North, Scholar Green (ST7 3HF) 07:24 16:11 children only with a proportion Church Lane Bus Stop, Scholar Green (ST7 3QQ) 07:26 16:09 of seats reserved by Cheshire Poolside Bus Stop, Scholar Green (ST7 3QS) 07:30 16:05 East Council for pass holders who Greengate/Knutsford Road Bus Stop, Church Lawton (ST7 3QT) 07:33 16:03 meet eligibility requirements for Linley Lane Bus Stop, Alsager (ST7 2UJ) 07:35 16:00 free transport. Moorhouse Avenue Bus Stop, Alsager (ST7 2DT) 07:37 15:58 St. Gabriel's Church, Lawton Road Bus Stop, Alsager (ST7 2AF) 07:38 15:57 PRICES, ROUTES AND TIMINGS Sue Ryder Bus Stop (Bank Corner), Alsager (ST7 2AF) 07:40 15:55 ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY Brookfield Drive, Alsager (ST7 2SD) 07:44 15:51 THE INDIVIDUAL TRANSPORT Hassall Green (Romping Donkey) (CW11 4YA) 07:48 15:47 COMPANIES. SANDBACH HIGH Betchton Road Bus Stop, Hassall Green (CW11 4YE) 07:54 15:41 SCHOOL CAN ACCEPT NO Malkins Bank, Sandbach 07:56 15:39 RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS The Hill, Hassall Road (CW11 1JJ) 07:58 15:37 Sandbach School 08:02 15:26 Sandbach High School 08:08 15:20 Further details: Helpline: 0300 123 5012 (Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm) website: www.cheshireeast.gov.uk Email: [email protected] Students Who Are Not Eligible for Free Travel ALL BUSES LISTED DROP STUDENTS OFF AND COLLECT SCHOLAR GREEN/RODE HEATH/ALSAGER FROM THE SCHOOL PREMISES STANWAYS (Pass holders and fare payers £2 e/w) AT 3.15pm. STAN16 AM PM IN ADDITION, THERE IS A Bleeding Wolf Pub, Congleton Road North, Scholar Green (ST7 3BQ) 07:20 16:14 MORNING ONLY SERVICE The Travellers Rest, Congleton Road North, Scholar Green DEPARTING FROM RUSKIN HIGH (ST7 3HA) 07:22 16:12 SCHOOL AT 8am FOR SIXTH The Old Post Office, Congleton Road North, Scholar Green FORMERS (£1) (ST7 3HF) 07:24 16:11 OTHER PUBLIC TRANSPORT Church Lane Bus Stop, Scholar Green (ST7 3QQ) 07:26 16:09 ROUTES Poolside Bus Stop, Scholar Green (ST7 3QS) 07:30 16:05 Arriva www.arrivabus.co.uk Greengate/Knutsford Road Bus Stop, Church Lawton (ST7 3QT) 07:33 16:03 37, 37A, 37E Linley Lane Bus Stop, Alsager (ST7 2UJ) 07:35 16:00 Moorhouse Avenue Bus Stop, Alsager (ST7 2DT) 07:37 15:58 (Northwich-Winsford-Middlewich- St. Gabriel's Church, Lawton Road Bus Stop, Alsager (ST7 2AF) 07:38 15:57 Sandbach-Crewe) Sue Ryder Bus Stop (Bank Corner), Alsager (ST7 2AF) 07:40 15:55 D & G Bus www.dgbus.co.uk Brookfield Drive, Alsager (ST7 2SD) 07:44 15:51 78 (Nantwich–bus station-Leighton Hassall Green (Romping Donkey) (CW11 4YA) 07:48 15:47 Hospital-Coppenhall-Sandbach- Betchton Road Bus Stop, Hassall Green (CW11 4YE) 07:54 15:41 Alsager-Rode Heath-Scholar Green) Malkins Bank, Sandbach 07:56 15:39 www.dgbus.co.uk The Hill, Hassall Road (CW11 1JJ) 07:58 15:37 SAPPHIRE www.arrivabus.co.uk Sandbach School 08:02 15:26 38 (Macclesfield-Congleton- Sandbach High School 08:08 15:20 Sandbach-Crewe) CREWE/COPPENHALL/SYDNEY (Mikro Coaches) X38/MIK837 AM PM ROUTE 8 AM PM Crewe Bus Station 07:35 15:50 Warmingham Road (bus stop opposite first 07:33 15:58 Hungerford Road, Macon Way Parkers Road (lay-by opposite Co-op shop) 07:35 15:50 Hungerford Road, Coleridge Way Parkers Road (outside Bargain Booze) 07:37 15:47 Haslington, Oakland Avenue 07:50 15:35 Bradfield Road (opposite the Merlin PH) 07:40 15:45 Haslington, Fox Corner Bradfield Road (opposite Cliffe Road) 07:42 15:42 Crewe Road, Broughton Arms North Street (outside Horse Shoe PH) 07:44 15:40 Crewe Road, Cartwright Road Elm Drive (opposite Kezbecks) 07:47 15:35 Winterley Pool 07:55 15:30 Sydney Road (outside Sydney Arms) 07:50 15:30 Sandbach High School 08:05 15:20 Sandbach High School 08:00 15:15 Fare - £2.00 each way Fare - £1.50 each way GERRARDS PRIVATE HIRE If you are interested in reserving seats on these buses please contact [email protected] to enquire about places. NANTWICH ROUTE (By prior arrangement only) AM PM MADELEY ROUTE (By prior arrangement only) AM PM Peacock Hotel, Nantwich 07:30 16:10 Newcastle Road, Madeley 07:30 16:10 All commercial bus service stops on: All commercial bus service stops on A531 through: Crewe Road, Willaston (A534) Wrinehill Rope Lane Betley Vine Tree Avenue, Shavington Gorsty Hill Chestnut Avenue Wychwood Park 07:50 15:50 Crewe Road, Shavington (B5071) Sandbach High School 08:20 15:20 Newcastle Road, Hough Fares range from £5 (Madeley) to £4 (Wychwood Park) per day The White Lion, Weston 07:50 15:50 dependent on stop Sandbach High School 08:20 15:20 PRICES, ROUTES AND TIMINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BY Fares range from £5 (Nantwich) to £4 (Shavington/Weston) per day THE INDIVIDUAL TRANSPORT COMPANIES. SANDBACH HIGH dependent on stop SCHOOL CANNOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS .
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