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School Transport Important Numbers SCHOOL TRANSPORT IMPORTANT NUMBERS Transport Manager 01883 654154 E: [email protected] Reception 01883 349431 Saturday Minibus 07768 612350 (7.30am-1.00pm) Catax (Taxis) 01883 345151 Station Cars (Taxis) 0208 660 6000 National Rail 03457 48 49 50 www.nationalrail.co.uk TRAVELLING BY TRAIN A large number of Woldingham students and staff travel to school by train each day. We foster a sense of community and our older students keep an eye on and assist the younger girls if needed. When students arrive at Woldingham station in the morning there is always a member of staff on hand to escort them safely and efficiently onto our minibuses. For the first few days of each academic year we arrange for Woldingham helpers to be at Clapham Junction to make sure all students find the platform and train. They will also travel with new students to and from school. New joiners can be assigned a student buddy to meet them at the train station and help with the journey to school. Our Transport Manager is kept informed of any train issues and will be aware of delays and cancellations. We suggest students have the school phone number - 01883 349431 - saved on their phone in case they are late for some unforeseen reason. They can call reception to arrange a minibus to pick them up from the station. Students should not walk to school from the station on a school day. Students who are late must sign in at reception before going to lessons, or use the fingerprint system at Marden or the Millennium Centre. Shuttle buses meet trains arriving between 7.30am and 8.20am. They also take students to the station after school, picking up from Marden and the Millennium Centre between 4.00-6.45pm. Shuttle buses can be organised for other times, within school hours, by arrangement with year group staff. We ask for 48 hours’ notice, where possible. If, unavoidably, a shuttle is needed at short notice, please call reception who will be able to assist. Please do allow a minimum of 30 minutes. SATURDAY TRAVEL Station shuttles for Saturday fixtures and events are pre-arranged by the school. In the unlikely event that a minibus isn’t at the station to meet your daughter on arrival, please call Mr Richard Miller, one of our school drivers, on 07768 612350. Mr Miller is available on Saturdays between 7.30am-1.00pm. TAXIS The school’s preferred taxi firm is Catax. We offer a taxi booking service for parents to help manage the arrival and departure of your daughters. This is available via a web link on the Parent Portal app/website. SCHOOL TRANSPORT FROM SURROUNDING AREAS Buses run from: Banstead, Caterham, Kingswood, Reigate, Outwood, Purley, Kenley, Edenbridge, Crockham Hill, Keston, Hayes and Sevenoaks. A place on the school bus can be booked with Mrs Christianne James, Transport Manager, 01883 654154, [email protected]. Traffic and roadworks are regularly reviewed which may alter pick up points/timings as necessary. Parents are advised of any resulting alterations. These routes can also be booked on an ad-hoc basis subject to availability. The charge for a single trip to any location is £6.00 and will be charged to your school account. = Current routes = Train line London Victoria Clapham Junction Hayes East Croydon Banstead Addington Keston Purley Selsdon Kenley Coulsdon Whyteleafe Kingswood Caterham Caterham Valley on the Hill Westerham Reigate Godstone Brasted Sevenoaks Oxted Redhill Bletchingley Crockham Hill Outwood Edenbridge South Nutfield East Grinstead SHUTTLE BUS TIMETABLE TO AND FROM WOLDINGHAM STATION MONDAY TO FRIDAY To school: 07:30 – 08:20 approx (meeting trains between these times). From school: Marden Millennium Centre Shanley - - 15:10 (Sixth Form only) 16:10 16:10 16:40 16:45 17:15 (via Astro Courts) 17:20 17:40 17.45 18:15 (via Astro Courts) 18:20 18:40 18:45 SATURDAY To school: Morning station pick ups can be arranged by calling our school driver on the day: 07768 612350. From school: Marden Main House Shanley - - 10:15 12:10 12.15 - 13:00 13:10 - To school: Woldingham Station 16:30 18:00 19:00 (Sixth Form only) SUNDAY For boarders returning the evening before a start of term or half term, To school: Woldingham Station minibuses will meet trains arriving 16:30 nearest to 16:00, 17:00, 18:00, 19:00 18:00 and 20:00 hrs. 19:00 Any queries please contact 20:00 [email protected]. LONG WEEKENDS ONLY SATURDAY From school: Marden Main House Shanley 10:10 10:15 - 13:00 13:05 To school: Woldingham Station 16:30 SUNDAY To school: Woldingham Station 16:30 18:00 19:00 20:00 TRANSPORT ROUTES PLACE PICK UP/DROP OFF TIME ROUTE 1: KINGSWOOD – WOLDINGHAM (MORNING) Tadworth/Kingswood TBC 07:05 Reigate Raglan Rd 07:25 Reigate Ringley Park Ave (junction Blandford Road) 07:40 Redhill Mill St 07:50 Redhill Chanctonbury Chase (junction A25) 07:55 Bletchingley Overdale 08:00 School Marden and Quad 08:20 ROUTE 2: NUTFIELD – WOLDINGHAM (MORNING) Nutfield The Avenue junction Mid St 07:30 Outwood The Dog & Duck Pub, Prince of Wales Rd 07:40 Outwood Brickfield Rd (opp. St John the Baptist Church) 07:45 Godstone Bus stop (next to The Hare & Hounds Pub) 08:05 School Marden and Quad 08:20 ROUTES 1 & 2: WOLDINGHAM - KINGSWOOD (EVENING) School Marden and Quad 16:30 18:40 Bletchingley Castle Sq 16:40 18:50 Bletchingley Overdale 16:45 18:50 Nutfield The Avenue (junction Mid St) 16:55 18:55 Redhill Chanctonbury Chase (junction A25) 17:00 19:00 Redhill St John’s Rd 17:10 19:05 Redhill Mill St 17:15 19:10 Reigate Ringley Park Ave (junction Blandford Rd) 17:20 19:15 Reigate Raglan Rd 17:30 19:25 Tadworth/Kingswood TBC 17:40 19:35 The minibus will leave at 16:30 only on a Friday evening. ROUTE 3: KESTON – WOLDINGHAM Keston Post Office 07:25 Hayes Station (front entrance) 07:30 Hayes Bourne Way (junction Tiepigs Ln) 07:35 Addington Village Interchange 07:45 Warlingham Harrow Rd 08:00 School Marden and Main House 08:20 School Marden and Main House 16:15 18:40 Warlingham Harrow Rd 16:30 18:55 Addington Village Petrol station (opposite the Interchange) 16:45 19:10 Hayes Station (front entrance) 17:00 19:20 Hayes Bourne Way (junction Tiepigs Ln) 16:55 19:15 Keston Fox Ln (junction Heathfield Rd) 17:10 19:25 The minibus will leave at 16:15 only on a Friday evening. ROUTE 4: PURLEY – WOLDINGHAM Purley Woodcote Park Ave (junction Smitham Bottom Ln) 07:25 Purley Furze Ln 07:30 Purley Station (rear entrance) 07:45 Kenley Station (front entrance) 07:55 Whyteleafe Station (main entrance) 08:00 School Marden, Main House, Quad 08:20 School Marden, Main House, Quad 16:40 18:40 Whyteleafe Station (main entrance) 16:50 18:50 Kenley Station (front entrance) 16:55 18:55 Purley Station (rear entrance) 17:05 19:05 Purley Furze Ln 17:15 19:15 Purley Woodcote Park Ave (junction Smitham Bottom Ln) 17:20 19:20 The minibus will leave at 16:40 only on a Friday evening. ROUTE 5: EDENBRIDGE – WOLDINGHAM Edenbridge Hilders Ln 07:20 Crockham Hill Royal Oak Pub 07:30 Crockham Hill Froghole Ln 07:40 Oxted Stoneswood Rd 07:50 Oxted Limpsfield Chart Golf Club 07:55 School Marden and Quad 08:20 School Marden and Quad 16:40 18:40 Oxted Limpsfield Chart Golf Club 17:05 19:05 Oxted Stoneswood Rd 17:10 19:10 Crockham Hill Froghole Ln 17:20 19:20 Crockham Hill Royal Oak Pub 17:30 19:30 Edenbridge Hilders Ln 17:40 19:40 The minibus will leave at 16:40 only on a Friday evening. ROUTE 6: SEVENOAKS A – WOLDINGHAM Sevenoaks Woodland Rise (junction Blackhall Ln) 07:20 Sevenoaks Tubs Hill Parade 07:30 Sevenoaks Bus stop (next to the Fire Station) 07:35 Brasted White Hart Pub 07:45 Westerham Farley Ln 07:50 School Marden and Main House 08:20 School Flagpole 16:30 18:40 Westerham Farley Ln 16:50 19:00 Brasted White Hart Pub 16:55 19:05 Sevenoaks Bus stop (next to the Fire Station) 17:05 19:15 Sevenoaks Tubs Hill Parade 17:10 19:20 The minibus will leave at 16:30 only on a Friday evening. ROUTE 7: SEVENOAKS B – WOLDINGHAM Sevenoaks South Park Rd (junction London Rd) 07:25 Sevenoaks Tubs Hill Parade 07:35 Brasted White Hart Pub 07:45 School Marden and Main House 08:20 School Flagpole 16:30 18:40 Westerham Pilgrims Way 16:55 19:05 Sevenoaks Bus stop (next to the fire station) 17:05 19:15 Sevenoaks Tubs Hill Parade 17:10 19:20 The minibus will leave at 16:30 only on a Friday evening. ROUTE 8: BANSTEAD – WOLDINGHAM Banstead The Horseshoe 07:10 Coulsdon TBC TBC Caterham Tesco (car park) 07:45 Caterham Salmons Lane West 07:50 Caterham Station 08:05 School Marden and Main House 08:20 School Marden and Main House 16:40 18:40 Caterham Station 16:50 18:50 Caterham Salmons Lane West 17:00 19:00 Caterham Tesco (car park) 17:05 19:05 Coulsdon TBC TBC Banstead The Horseshoe 17:50 19:50 The minibus will leave at 16:40 only on a Friday evening. Additional stops can be considered en route. Please contact [email protected] All information contained in this leaflet is correct at the time of going to press.
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