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School Bus Routes 201`9 Proposed Travel to Schools by Bus in and from Weston Creek and Molonglo Arawang Primary School Route 63 provides access all day to and from Cooleman Court, Stirling, Fisher and Waramanga. Bus stops are located on Nemarang Crescent. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station and Woden Bus Station. Chapman Primary School Route 64 provides access all day to and from Rivett, Chapman, and Cooleman Court. Bus stops are located on Perry Drive and Streeton Drive. Students can conn ect at Cooleman Court Bus Station. Communities @ Work - Holder Campus Route 65 provides access all day to and from Cooleman Court Holder and Duffy. Bus stops are located on Blackwood Terrace and Mulley Street. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station and Woden Bus Station. Charles Weston School Route 66 and 67 provides access all day to and from Weston, Wright, Coombs and Cooleman Court. Stops are located on Fred Daly Avenue. Rapid Route 10 provides access all day at high frequency between M olonglo and the City. Stops are located on John Gorton Drive. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station or City Interchange. Duffy Primary School Route 65 provides access all day to and from Cooleman Court, Holder and Duffy. Bus stops are locat ed on Burrinjuck Crescent. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station. Canberra College Rapid 4 and 5 provides access all day at high frequency between City, Tuggeranong and Lanyon Marketplace via Woden, Erindale and Calwell. Stops located a t Woden Bus Station. Rapid 6 provides access all day at high frequency between Cooleman Court and City via Woden, Narrabundah and Barton. Routes 60 and 61 provide access all day to and from Mawson, Farrer, Isaacs, O’Malley, and Phillip. Bus stops are loca ted on Launceston Street. Students can connect at Woden Bus Station, City Interchange, Cooleman Court Bus Station, Barton Bus Station, Erindale Bus Station and Lanyon Bus Station. 2 Islamic School of Canberra Rapid route 7 operates all day at high frequen cy between Cooleman Court and the City. Bus stops are located on Streeton Drive and Cotter Road. Route 66 and 67 operates all day to and from Weston, Wright, Coombs and Cooleman Court. Bus stops are located on Streeton Drive. School route 1080 travels between Belconnen Bus Station and the school. The bus stop is located at Hickey Circuit, Orana school. School route 1081 travels between Woden Bus Station and the school via Cooleman Court. The bus stop is located at Hickey Circuit, Orana school. Connecti ons to and from other suburbs are available at Cooleman Court and Woden Bus Station. Mount Stromlo High School Route 63 provides access all day to and from Stirling, Fisher and Waramanga and Cooleman Court. Bus stops are located on Badimara Street. Rou tes 70 and 71 provide access all day to and from Waramanga, Fisher, Stirling, Kambah, Oxley, Greenway, Cooleman Court and Phillip. Bus stops are located on Namatjira Drive. Route 64 will divert via the school on selected trips. This route provide access t o and from Rivett, Chapman and Cooleman Court. School route 1006 provides access to and from Holder, Duffy, Rivett and Chapman. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station, Woden Bus Station and Tuggeranong Bus Station. Orana Steiner School Rapid 7 provides access all day at high frequency between Cooleman Court and the City. Bus stops are located on Streeton Drive and Cotter Road. Rapid 10 provides all day access at high frequency between Molonglo and the City. Bus stops are located on Cotte r Road. Route 66 and 67 provides access all day to and from Weston, Wright, Coombs and Cooleman Court. Bus stops are located on Streeton Drive. School route 1080 travels between Belconnen Bus Station and the school. School route 1081 travels between Wode n Bus Station and the school via Cooleman Court. The bus stop is located on Hickey Court at the School. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station, City Interchange and Woden Bus Station. St John Vianney’s Primary School Routes 70 and 71 provide access all day to and from Waramanga, Fisher, Stirling, Kambah, Oxley, Cooleman Court, Greenway and Phillip. Bus stops are located on Namatjira Drive. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station, Woden Bus Station and Tuggeranong Bus Station. 3 St Jude’s Primary School Route 65 provides access all day to and from Duffy, Holder, Phillip and Cooleman Court. School route 1080 provides access to and from Holder, Aranda, Cook and Belconnen. Bus stops are located on Mulley Street. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station and Belconnen Bus Stations. Canberra Montessori School Route 65 provides access all day to and from Cooleman Court, Holder and Duffy. Bus stops are located on Mulley Street near St Jude’s Primary School. School route 1080 travels between Belconnen Bus Stations and the school. School route 1081 travels between Woden Bus Station and the school via Cooleman Court. The bus stops are located on Mulley Street near the Grant Cameron Centre and St Jude’s Primary School. Students can connect at Cooleman Court Bus Station and Woden Bus Station. Alfred Deakin High School Route 57 operates all day to and from Phillip, Garran, Hughes, Deakin, Forrest and the City. Bus stops are located on Kent Street. Route 58 operates all day to and from Phillip, Curtin, Deakin, Yarralumla and the City. Bus stops are located on Denison Street. Routes 4, 5 and 58 divert via the stop within school grounds on selected trips. These routes provide access to and from local suburbs as well as City, Phillip, Greenway, Erindale, Calwell and Lanyon Marketplace. School route 1061 travels directly between Woden Bus Station and Alfred Deakin High in the morning. The bus stop is located within school grounds. Connections to and from other suburbs are available from Woden Bus Station, City Interchange, Erindale, Tuggeranong bus stations and Lanyon Marketplace. Canberra Girls Grammar Junior School School routes 1010, 1011, 1012, 1013 and 1014 provide access to and from a wide range of areas across Canb erra. The routes are designed to connect students to local routes at Bus Stations and major centres. The bus stop is located within the school grounds. Students can connect at City Interchange, Woden Bus Station, Erindale Bus Station and Tuggeranong Bus S tation. Canberra Girls Grammar School Route 57 and 58 provide access all day to and from Phillip, Garran, Hughes, Deakin, Curtin, Yarralumla, Forrest and the City. Bus stops are located on Gawler Crescent and Melbourne Avenue. School routes 1010, 1011, 1012, 1013 and 1014 provide access to and from a wide range of areas across Canberra. The routes are designed to connect students to local routes at Bus Stations and major centres. The bus stop bays are located on Gawler Crescent. Students can connect at City Interchange, Woden Bus Station, Erindale Bus Station and Tuggeranong Bus Station. 4 Canberra Grammar School Route 56 provides all day access to and from Narrabundah, Red Hill, Manuka, Barton and the City. School routes 1010, 1011, 1012, 1013 and 1014 provide access to and from a wide range of areas across Canberra. The routes are designed to connect students to local routes at Bus Stations and major centres. Bus stops are located on Golden Grove. Students can connect at City Interchange, Woden Bus S tation, Erindale Bus Station and Tuggeranong Bus Station. Canberra Grammar Junior School School routes 1010, 1011, 1012, 1013 and 1014 provide access to and from a wide range of areas across Canberra. The routes are designed to connect students to local routes at Bus Stations and major centres. The bus bay is located on Alexander Street. Students can connect at City Interchange, Woden Bus Station, Erindale Bus Station and Tuggeranong Bus Station. Marist College Canberra Rapids 4 and 5 provide frequent access all day from South Canberra, Woden Valley and Tuggeranong suburbs. Bus stops are located on Athllon Drive. School routes 1033, 1034 and 1035 provide access to and from Phillip, Rivett, Chapman, Chi f l ey, Cooleman Court , Duffy and Holder. School routes 1036, 1037 and 1038 provide access to and from Kambah, Torrens, Gleneagles, Greenway, Wanniassa and Lanyon Marketplace. School routes 1039 and 1040 provide access to and from Wanniassa, Erindale, Chisholm, Richardson, Cal well, Fadden and Theodore. The bus bay is located on Marr Street. Students can connect at City Interchange, Barton Bus Station, Woden Bus Station, Erindale Bus Station, Tuggeranong Bus Station, Lanyon Bus Station and Cooleman Court Bus Station. Radford C ollege Rapids 2, 3 and 9 provide frequent all day access to the school from Belconnen and North Canberra suburbs. Routes 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 and 45 will start from the school on selected trips in the afternoon. These routes will provide access to and from most Belconnen suburbs. School route 1075 provides access to and from Cooleman Court and Phillip. School route 1076 provides access to and from Kaleen, Giralang, Nicholls and Gungahlin. Bus stops are located on College Street. Students can connect at Be lconnen Bus Stations, Kippax Bus Station, Woden Bus Station, Cooleman Court Bus Station and Gungahlin Place. 5 St Clare’s College School routes 1020, 1021 and 1022 provide access to and from Narrabundah, Wanniassa, Chisholm, Richardson, Calwell, Theodore a nd Lanyon Marketplace. School routes 1023, 1024 and 1025 provide access to and from Duffy, Holder, Narrabundah, Phillip and Cooleman Court. The bus bay is located on McMillan Crescent. Students can connect at Woden Bus Station, Cooleman Court Bus Station, Tuggeranong Bus Station and Lanyon Bus Station. St Edmund’s College Canberra School routes 1020, 1021 and 1022 provide access to and from Narrabundah, Wanniassa, Chisholm, Richardson, Calwell, Theodore and Lanyon Marketplace.
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