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SCHOOL TIMETABLE GREAT LAKES REGION Merewether High School SCHOOL TIMETABLE GREAT LAKES REGION Merewether High School Timetable effective from Monday 18 February 2019 Amended 14/12/2020 (R) Bus Turns Right - (L) Bus Turns Left MORNING Bus Route Locations Time Route Description Number Number Serviced - 152 6:40 AM Hawks Nest Departs Muneela Av & Carramar Cres via Muneela Av (L)Koonwarra Dr (L)Karthena Tea Gardens Cres (L)Albatross Av (R)Ibis Av (R)Mermaid Av (L)Moira Pde (L)Mirreen St (L)Tuloa Karuah Av (R)Booner St to Bus Shelter (6:48am), continues Booner St (L)Illaroo St (L)Yamba Raymond Terrace St (R)Tuloa Av (L)Kingfisher Av, Myall St to Maxwell St (6:53am), continues Myall St to Sandgate Industrial Estate (7:00am), continues Myall St, Myall Wy to Pindimar Rd (7:05am), continues Myall St (L)Pacific Hwy (L)Gooreengi Rd (R)Gooreengi Rd (L)Somerset Av to Transfer Zone (7:15am), returns Somerset Av (L)Gooreengi Rd (L)Pacific Hwy (L)Karuah Exit (L)Tarean Rd to Karuah Motor Inn (7:24am), continues Tarean Rd (L)Pacific Hwy (L)Raymond Terrace Exit (R)Richardson Rd (L)Adelaide St to opposite Colonial Motor Inn (7:49am), continues Adelaide St (L)Masonite Rd (R)Pacific Hwy to Heatherbrae Depot (7:55am). STUDENTS TRANSFER TO BUS 5 AT HEATHERBRAE DEPOT INTERCHANGE 11 - 6:50 AM North Arm Cove Departs Merriwa Blvd & Gloucester St via Merriwa Blvd (L)Eastslope Wy (R)Booral St Carrington (L)The Ridgeway, Promontory Wy to 'No Through Road' Sign, turns around & returns Tahlee Promontory Wy, The Ridgeway (L)Market Wy (L)Woolbrook Av (L)Carrington Rd, Church St to Tahlee Church (7:05am), turns around & returns Church St, Carrington Rd (L)Somerset Av to Transfer Zone (7:15am). TRANSFER TO ROUTE 152 AT SOMERSET AV TRANSFER ZONE 4 - 6:57 AM Swan Bay Departs Morten Rd & Swan Bay Rd via Morten Rd (L)Cook Dr (L)Pond Rd (R)Swan Bay Rd (R)Moffats Rd to 115 Moffats Rd, turns around & returns Moffats Rd (L)Swan Bay Rd (L)Pacific Hwy to Layover Bay (7:28am). TRANSFER TO SCHOOL BUS 8 AT PACIFIC HWY LAYOVER BAY (600M FROM SWAN BAY RD) 12 - 6:58 AM Stroud Departs Cowper St & Gidley St via Cowper St, Berkeley St, Bucketts Way to Old Bucketts Way Coach Rd (7:20am) continues Bucketts Way (R)Pacific Hwy (L)into Twelve Mile Creek Rest Area (7:40am). STUDENTS TRANSFER TO BUS 8 AT TWELVE MILE CREEK REST AREA (TRANSFER ZONE) 8 - 7:06 AM Karuah Departs Tarean Rd & Mustons Rd via (L)Mustons Rd, Riverside Dr (L)Carlisle Cr (R)Sir Edward St (R)Boonara Bnd (R)Roundhill Cres, Riverside Dr, Mustons Rd (L)Tarean Rd (R)Wattle St (L)Johnson Av (L)Bundabah St (L)Tarean Rd to Swan Bay Turn Off (7:26am) continues Pacific Hwy on ramp, Pacific Hwy to Layover Bay (7:28am) continues Pacific Hwy (L)into Twelve Mile Creek Rest Area (7:40am) continues Pacific Hwy (L)Raymond Terrace Turn Off (R)Richardson Rd (L)Adelaide St to opposite Colonial Motor Inn (7:50am) continues Adelaide St (L)Masonite Rd (R)Pacific Hwy to Heatherbrae Depot Interchange (7:55am). STUDENTS TRANSFER TO BUS 5 5 - 7:07 AM East Seaham Departs Number 534 Italia Rd via Italia Rd (L)East Seaham Rd (L)Newline Rd (L)Six Raymond Terrace Mile Rd (R)1st Winston Dr (L)Six Mile Rd (L)Newline Rd to Beaton Av (7:30am) via (L)Beaton Av (R)Dawson Rd (R)Bellevue St (R)Rees James Rd (R)Alton Rd (R)Pennington St (L)Binns St (L)Alton Rd (R)Tregenna St (R)Adelaide St (L)Masonite Rd (R)Pacific Hwy to Heatherbrae Depot Interchange (7:55am) continues Pacific Hwy (L)Maitland Rd (R)Wallsend Rd, Sandgate Rd (L)Newcastle Inner City Bypass (L)Newcastle Rd (R)Lloyd Rd (L)Young Rd (R)Womboin Rd to Lambton High School (8:30am) (L)Wallarah Rd (L)Lambton Rd (R)Brunker Rd (L)Chatham St (R)Pokolbin St to School (8:40am). www.busways.com.au Page 1 of 2 7 - 7:25 AM Raymond Terrace Departs Richardson Rd & Gwen Pde via Richardson Rd (R)1st Benjamin Lee Dr (L)Hastings Dr (R)Benjamin Lee Dr (L)Mount Hall Rd, Irrawang St (R)Glenelg St (R)Sturgeon St to Raymond Terrace Shopping Centre (7:40am) (R)William St (R)Adelaide St, (L)Glenelg St, Elizabeth av (R)Charles St (R)Phillip Rd, Tathra St (L)Adelaide St to Adelaide St Coach Stop (7:50am) (L)Masonite Rd (R)Pacific Hwy to Heatherbrae Depot (7:55am). STUDENTS TRANSFER TO BUS 5 AT HEATHERBRAE DEPOT INTERCHANGE AFTERNOON Bus Route Locations Time Route Description Number Number Serviced 5 - 3:15 PM East Seaham Departs School via Pokolbin Rd (R)Awaba St (R)Brunker Rd (L)Lambton Rd to Hunter Raymond Terrace School of Performing Arts (3:25pm) continues Lambton Rd (R)Turton Rd (L)Young Rd (R)Orlando Rd (L)Griffiths Rd (R)Lambton Rd, Edith St, Lorna St, Queen St, University Dr to Callaghan College Jesmond (3:40pm) continues University Dr (R)Newcastle Inner City Bypass (L)Maitland Rd (R)Pacific Hwy (L)Masonite Rd (R)Adelaide St (R)Tathra St (L)Bareena St (L)Glenelg St (R)Adelaide St to Colonial Motor Inn (4:10pm) continues Adelaide St (L)Bellevue St (L)Dawson Rd (L)Beaton Av (R)Newline Rd (R)Six Mile Rd (R)Winston Rd (L)Six Mile Rd (R)Newline Rd (R)East Seaham Rd (R)Italia Rd to Pacific Hwy (4:45pm). 7 - 4:10 PM Raymond Terrace STUDENTS BOARD BUS 5 FROM SCHOOL & TRANSFER AT COLONIAL MOTOR INN Departs Colonial Motor Inn via Adelaide St (R)William St (L)Irrawang St, Mount Hall Rd (R)Benjamin Lee Dr (L)Hastings Dr (R)Benjamin Lee Dr (L)Richardson Rd to Gwen Pde (4:25pm). - 152 4:10 PM Raymond Terrace STUDENTS BOARD BUS 5 FROM SCHOOL & TRANSFER AT COLONIAL MOTOR Karuah INN North Arm Cove Departs Colonial Motor Inn via Adelaide St, Pacific Hwy to Twelve Mile Hill Rest Area Tea Gardens (4:25pm), continues Pacific Hwy to Layover Bay 300m past Bucketts Wy (4:27pm), Hawks Nest continues Pacific Hwy (L)Karuah off ramp, Tarean Rd to Karuah Motor Inn (4:34pm), Winda Woppa continues Tarean Rd (R)Pacific Hwy on ramp (R)Gooreengi Rd (R)Somerset Av to Transfer Zone (4:46pm), returns Somerset Av (R)Gooreengi Rd (L)Gooreengi Rd (R)Pacific Hwy (R)Myall Wy (Tea Gardens), Myall St to Maxwell St (5:02pm), continues Myall St, Kingfisher Av (L)Ibis Av (L)Albatross Av (R)Muneela Av (L)Koonwarra Dr (L)Karthena Cres (L)Albatross Av (R)Mungo Brush Rd, Tuloa Av (L)Booner St to Bus Shelter (5:11pm), continues Booner St (R)Bennett St (R)Mirreen St (R)Moira Pde (R)Mermaid Av (L)Ibis Av to Flamingo Av (5:18pm). 12 - 4:25 PM Booral STUDENTS BOARD BUS 5 FROM SCHOOL & TRANSFER TO ROUTE 152 AT Stroud COLONIAL MOTOR INN & THEN TRANSFER TO BUS 12 AT TWELVE MILE HILL REST AREA Departs Twelve Mile Hill Rest Area Transfer Zone via Pacific Hwy (L)Bucketts Wy to Limeburners Creek Rd (4:35pm) continues Bucketts Wy, Berkeley Rd, Cowper St to Urquarts Rd (4:55pm). 4 - 4:30 PM Swan Bay STUDENTS BOARD BUS 5 FROM SCHOOL & TRANSFER TO ROUTE 152 AT COLONIAL MOTOR INN & THEN TRANSFER AT LAYOVER BAY Departs Layover Bay Transfer Zone (300m North of Bucketts Wy) via Pacific Hwy (L)Karuah exit (R)Tarean Rd (L)Swan Bay Rd (R)Morten Rd (L)Cook Dr (L)Pond Rd (R)Swan Bay Rd (R)Moffats Rd to 115 Moffats Rd (4:53pm). 11 - 4:40 PM North Arm Cove STUDENTS BOARD BUS 5 FROM SCHOOL & TRANSFER TO ROUTE 152 AT COLONIAL MOTOR INN & THEN TRANSFER TO BUS 11 AT SOMERSET AV TRANSFER ZONE Departs Somerset Av Transfer Zone via Somerset Av (R)Carrington Rd (L)Glencoe St, Market Wy (L)Uralla St, Gloucester St (R)Merriwa Blvd (L)Eastslope Wy (R)Booral St (L)The Ridgeway, Promontory Wy to 'No Through Road' Sign (5:00pm). www.busways.com.au Page 2 of 2.
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