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Weekly Transport to & from Yanco WEEKLY TRANSPORT TO & FROM YANCO The following information is provided for families with students who are weekly boarders. To be eligible for the conveyance subsidy, parents should put a ‘W’ in the Boarder (weekly) square on the “School Student Transport Scheme” Form. The distances and all other details need to be filled in as well. Parents will be invoiced by Bus Company for permanent travelers only. You will be billed for your child’s seat for each week even if they do not travel one week this guarantees their seat on the bus for the Term. ALL CASUAL WEEKLY TRAVELLERS WILL NEED TO PAY CASH DIRECT TO BUS DRIVER WHEN BOARDING THE BUS. Seats are limited for casual travelers THE BELOW TIMETABLE PROVIDES THE DEPARTURES TIMES THAT BUSES LEAVE THESE STOPS. PLEASE INSURE THAT YOUR CHILD IS THERE 15 MIN BEFORE AS OUR BUSES CANNOT AFFORD TO BE WAITING AROUND 5 MINS FOR LATE ARRIVALS. * T-Intersection via Ardlethan and Barellan Mahoney’s Coaches provides a private bus service each Monday and Friday from the T-Intersection this may be the best pick up/drop off point for students from Temora. Bookings are made through the Travel Office. Departs Departs YAHS (Fridays) 3.20pm Departs T-Intersection (Mondays) 6.50am Arrives Barellan 4.30pm Departs Beckom (Harry’s) 7.00am Arrives Moombooldool 4.40pm Departs Ardlethan 7.10am Arrives Ardlethan 5.00pm Departs Moombooldool 7.30am Arrives Beckom 5.10pm Departs Barellan 7.40am Arrives T-Intersection 5.20pm Arrives YAHS 8.30am * WEETHALLE/WEST WYALONG Mahoney’s Coaches provides a private bus service each Monday and Friday from Weethalle to West Wyalong Bookings are made through the Travel Office. Departs YAHS (Fridays) 3.20pm Departs West Wyalong (Mondays)6.15am Arrives SFC 3.30pm Departs Pfieffer Lane 6.30am Arrives Binya Truck Stop 4.15pm Departs Weethalle 7.00am Arrives Barellan 4.30pm Departs Barellan 7.45am Arrives Weethalle 5.10pm Departs Garoolgan Rest Area 7.50am Arrives Pfieffer Lane 5.30pm Departs SFC 8.20am Arrives West Wyalong 5.45pm Arrives YAHS 8.30am 07/2016 * LOCKHART and Boree Creek Mahoney’s BUS - Provide a private bus service each Monday and Friday to Lockhart via Boree Creek. Bookings are done through the Travel Office. Departs Departs YAHS (Fridays) 3.25pm Morundah (Mondays) 5.45am Arrives Morundah 4.15pm Departs Urana 6.40am Arrives Urana 5.00pm Departs Lockhart 7.10am Arrives Lockhart 5.30pm Departs Boree Creek 7.25am Arrives Boree Creek 5.45pm Arrives YAHS 8.30am * WAGGA, COOLAMON, GANMAIN, MATONG, GRONG GRONG and NARRANDERA Makeham’s Coaches will be running a service to/from Wagga via Coolamon, Ganmain and Narrandera. Coolamon may be the best pick up/drop off point for students from Junee and Cootamundra. Bookings are done through the Travel Office. Departs Departs YAHS (Fridays) 3.40pm Wagga (Mondays) 6.30am Arrives Narrandera – Railway Stn 4.05pm Departs Coolamon – Post Office 6.55am Arrives Grong Grong CountryLink Stop 4.20pm Departs Ganmain – Info Centre 7.10am Arrives Matong - Hotel 4.30pm Departs Matong - Hotel 7.25am Arrives Ganmain – Info Centre 4.40pm Departs Grong Grong - CountryLink Stop 7.35am Arrives Coolamon – Post Office 4.55pm Departs Narrandera- Railway Stn 7.50am Arrives Wagga Wagga – Railway Stn 5.30pm Arrives YAHS 8.15am * DENILIQUIN, JERILDERIE, HAY, GOOLGOWI, COLEAMBALLY, WADDI and GRIFFITH Purtill’s from Deniliquin provide a private bus service each Monday and Friday. Bookings are made through the Travel Office GOOLGOWI, GRIFFITH and HAY Departs Departs YAHS (Fridays) 3.25pm Hay – Pool (Mondays) 5.45am Arrives Griffith - Railway Stn 4.25pm Departs Goolgowi 6.55am Arrives Tabitta Lane 4.55pm Departs Tabitta Lane 7.05am Arrives Goolgowi 5.10pm Departs Griffith – Railway Stn 7.35am Arrives Hay – Bowling Club 6.30pm Arrives YAHS 8.30am DENILIQUIN, and JERILDERIE Departs Departs YAHS (Fridays) 3.50pm Deniliquin (Mondays) 5.30am Arrives Waddi Road 4.25pm Departs Conargo 6.05am Arrives Coleambally - Motel 4.50pm Departs Jerilderie 6.40am Arrives Morundah Road 4.55pm Departs Morundah Road 7.20am Arrives Jerilderie–Opp Tennis Courts 5.35pm Departs Coleambally - Motel 7.25am Arrives Conargo Hotel 6.25pm Departs Waddi Road 7.50am Arrives Deniliquin – Nth School 6.35pm Arrives YAHS 8.25am 07/2016 .
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