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School Transport & Travel Guide 2020-2021 SCHOOL TRANSPORT & TRAVEL GUIDE 2020-2021 WELCOME FIVE STAR SERVICE Dear Parent, All of our vehicles are modern, easy-to-board and are operated by the Thank you for your interest in our School made on a termly basis for regular travel, and ad- school or one of our audited coach operators. This means that they are Transport services. This guide for the 2020- hoc travel is paid for at the time of booking. all regularly maintained to the highest standard, giving you peace of mind 21 academic year provides information on the that your daughter is travelling in safety. wide range of travel options available to pupils at All of our school minibuses are maintained to Bromley High School and I hope you will find it of a high standard and equipped with seatbelts at use. every seat. We use friendly, DBS checked drivers who have all undertaken the MiDAS minibus or This year we are proposing to increase the size professional driving qualifications. As we expand We use dedicated drivers who work on the same route each day. These of our network in response to demand and our service this year we will also be using larger drivers get to know the pupils and are subject to an enhanced disclosure changing travel habits. We continue to follow all coaches on the most popular routes. These will be and barring service (DBS) check. government guidance for the safe operation of under contract from local providers who will have our services including measures to ensure that we to demonstrate that they provide the same level are COVID secure; services may have to change of professional standards and safety. in response to this guidance. Subject to demand We offer a wide range of different tickets on our school bus service. From we will run a full, enhanced service for the 2020- I hope that you are able to find a travel solution a single fare for a one-off journey through to return passes for the entire 21 academic year which will provide bus options in that works for you and your daughter. If you academic year, there are options for everyone’s travel arrangements. You all of the main approach routes to the school. need any further assistance, or you would like to can book tickets at any time throughout the year, so it is simple to book discuss travel options from areas not currently an extra journey or arrange travel for a visiting friend. The Bromley High School bus service continues to served by our school bus network, please contact be managed on our behalf by Vectare, a specialist us via the school transport website and we will be school transport management company. All pleased to assist. Our school bus network consists of 50+ bus stops, and we also have direct bookings for our school coach routes must be links from 10+ railway stations. We want to offer you a travel solution that made via our online booking system, which can I would like to wish your daughter an enjoyable works for you and your daughter, so if you need any assistance working out be accessed at bromleyhigh.vectare.co.uk. You and successful academic year and we look forward the best route to school then please do get in touch. can book travel 24/7 and, subject to availability, to welcoming girls back in September. bookings are accepted right up until the service is due to depart. Kind regards, In a change this year we will also be asking for It takes less than 30 seconds to find your nearest bus stop online, and payment through the Vectare system (rather than Richard Taylor booking takes only a few minutes, so all of the information you need Parentpay). Payments are made online and it is to arrange travel for your daughter really is at your fingertips! Visit also possible to pay via Apple and Android Pay A R Taylor bromleyhigh.vectare.co.uk to locate your nearest bus stop and book your when using a mobile device. Payment can still be Director of Finance and Operations daughter’s travel. Woolwich A205 Woolwich Dockyard Arsenal A2 Plumstead trains from Charlton Woolwich Abbey Wood trains from Westcombe Arsenal London Bridge Park Station ZONE C Westcombe Park (bus stop M) Greenwich TIMETABLES Station A2 New Cross Greenwich Station Blackheath, Royal Standard (bus stop P) (bus stop BD) Shooters Hill Road Woolwich Common Shooters Hill Road (bus stop H) A202 New Cross A2 Kidbrooke Park Road Amersham Road (bus stop R) (bus stop B) (bus stop E) Blackheath Station Thomas Tallis School A207 (bus stop F) 1 Westcombe Park trains from London Blackfriars Blackheath Kidbrooke Well Hall Roundabout St. Johns Zone Stop AM PM Priory Park Station A2 The Coronet (bus stop D) (bus stop B) (bus stop N) (bus stop HP) A20 A2 ZONE C C Westcombe Park Station 07:15 17:05 Lewisham Park Eltham Church C Blackheath, Royal Standard (Stop BJ) 07:21 17:00 Hither Lee Station Green (bus stop K) (bus stop B) C Shooters Hill Road, Kidbrooke Park Road (Stop D) 07:25 16:53 Catford SOUTH Cedar Mount CIRCULAR ROAD Mottingham C Thomas Tallis School (Stop F) 07:32 16:50 Lane A20 trains from trains from Albany Park, C Cranfield Walk (Stop M) 07:35 16:48 London Victoria Bexley and Crayford Eltham College Sidcup Sydenham Hill Layzell Walk C Mottingham Lane, Cedar Mount 07:42 16:32 Bellingham Road Bellingham (bus stop BQ) Mottingham Road Grove Court Road Sidcup Station B Eltham College, Layzell Walk 07:43 16:30 Park (bus stop ME) Station Road (bus stop G) (bus stop K) (bus stop Q) Mottingham Road B Mottingham Road, Court Road (Stop ME) 07:46 16:28 Westow Hill New Street Hill (bus stop Y) ZONE B A20 Beckenham Hill Burnt Ash Lane Sidcup Crystal A208 Carlton Road B Mottingham Road (Stop Y) 07:52 16:25 Palace (bus stop S) 3 Ravensbourne Elmstead Perry Street B Elmstead Woods Station (Stop B) 07:58 16:19 Kent Sundridge 2 Elmstead Woods Crystal Bromley Hill Woods (bus stop B) Beaverwood Road House Beckenham Park A20 Palace Junction (bus stop DG) Bromley Lane A Bickley Station (Stop W) 08:06 16:05 Station Chislehurst War Memorial (bus stop M) Bromley 5 (bus stop R) Clockhouse 4 North - Bromley High School 08:10 16:00 Beckenham Library Chancery Lane Chislehurst (bus stop BD) Shortlands 3 2 Chislehurst Station ZONE C Beckenham Beckenham (bus stop B) High Street (bus stop L) Bromley 1 War Memorial South Bickley (bus stop P) 1 St. Mary 4 Hayes Lane ZONE A 1 Cray Kenwood Drive 1 (bus stop PC) BROMLEY trains from Swanley, Eynsford Hayes Lane Westmoreland 3 2 HIGH Shoreham (Kent), Otford, Brabourne Rise Road Petts Wood Bat & Ball and Sevenoaks, (bus stop PH) Broadoaks Way (bus stop F) ZONE B 2 Blackheath Hastings Road A223 Zone Stop AM PM (bus stop CD) (bus stop CB) Orpington (bus stop N) Bus Garage Crofton Lane (bus stop BP) Glyndebourne Orpington War Memorial Park Crofton Road Spur Road C Blackheath Station (Stop E) 07:28 16:47 Farnborough Crofton Road ZONE C Goddington C Blackheath, Priory Park (Stop D) 07:33 16:42 Park Orpington Court Road Station (bus stop A) Crofton C Lee Station (Stop B) 07:38 16:35 Road Starts Hill Road (bus stop A) C Burnt Ash Lane, New Street Hill (Stop Q) 07:52 16:20 (bus stop HL) Chelsfield A21 Chelsfield C Bromley, Park Avenue (Stop S) 07:54 16:18 School Bus Routes Chelsfield C Plaistow Grove, Sundridge Park Station (Stop A) 07:57 16:15 1 WESTCOMBE PARK Other main roads 1 Bickley Station 1 Bickley 1 Oldfield Road Oxendon M25 (bus stop W) St. Georges Church St. Georges Road Wood Road A21 (bus stop J) A Bickley Station (Stop W) 08:06 16:05 2 BLACKHEATH Bus stop 2 Southborough Road (see also numbered stops right, where 2 Widmore Road Blenheim Road Knockholt A21 there is insufficient space on the map) Wanstead Road - Bromley High School 08:10 16:00 3 Bromley Common 3 GREENWICH (bus stop T) trains from Railway routes 1 Bickley Station Southlands Road ZONE C (bus stop W) 3 Widmore Road (bus stop BA) Dunton Green 4 CRYSTAL PALACE Kentish Way 4 and Sevenoaks Railway to Bus connection 2 Plaistow Grove (bus stop L) St. Mark’s Church Sundridge Park Station (bus stop E) Shoreham 5 CHELSFIELD (bus stop A) 4 Bromley North Station Church Street (bus stop E) 3 Bromley 6 WOOLWICH Park Avenue 5 London Road (bus stop S) Farwig Lane TIMETABLES TIMETABLES 3 Greenwich 5 Chelsfield Zone Stop AM PM Zone Stop AM PM C Greenwich Station (Stop P) 07:12 17:02 C Shoreham, Church Street 07:17 16:55 C New Cross, Amersham Road (Stop B) 07:25 16:49 C Chelsfield, Oxenden Wood Road 07:34 16:36 C Lewisham Park (Stop HP) 07:34 16:38 C Chelsfield (Stop A) 07:38 16:32 C Bellingham Road (Stop BQ) 07:44 16:28 C Goddington, Court Road 07:42 16:27 C Bromley Hill (Stop DG) 07:51 16:21 C Spur Road Orpington War Memorial (Stop N) 07:45 16:24 C London Road, Farwig Lane, opp Travelodge 07:52 16:19 C Orpington Station (Stop A) 07:48 16:20 B Bromley North Station (Stop E) 07:56 16:16 C Crofton Road, Crofton Lane (Stop CB) 07:50 16:18 B Widmore Road, Kentish Way (Stop L) 07:59 16:12 C Crofton Road, Glyndebourne Park (Stop CD) 07:54 16:15 B Widmore Road, Wanstead Road (Stop T) 08:00 16:10 C Crofton Road, Starts Hill Road (Stop HL) 07:55 16:14 A Bickley, St George’s Church (Stop J) 08:04 16:06 C Farnborough Park 07:57 16:12 - Bromley High School 08:10 16:00 C Hastings Road, Bus Garage (Stop BP) 08:00 16:10 - Bromley High School 08:10 16:00 4 Crystal Palace Stop Stop AM PM C Crystal Palace, Westow Hill (Stop K) 07:22 16:50 6 Woolwich C Crystal Palace Station (Stop M) 07:25 16:47 Zone Stop AM PM C Clock House Station, Beckenham Library (Stop BD) 07:36 16:36 C Woolwich Arsenal Station (Stop M) 07:15 17:00 C Beckenham High Street, War Memorial (Stop P) 07:39 16:33 C Shooters Hill Road, Woolwich Common (Stop H) 07:22 16:53 Chancery Lane Beckenham (Stop L) 07:41 16:27 C
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