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STOCKPORT SCHOOL SERVICES Fare Bands Showing Child Fares with an Igo Pass Children Without Igo Passes Will Be Charged a Higher Fare STOCKPORT SCHOOL SERVICES Fare Bands showing child fares WITH an igo pass Children without igo passes will be charged a higher fare Service £1.00 Fare Boundary (no £1.20 Fare Boundary £1.40 Fare Boundary Return Tickets School Name To/From AM PM Number return fare) (£2.00 return) (£2.40 return) Available? (Also indicates if valid on other services) A £6.50 weekly ticket is available and valid for travel on all services with return fares Bramhall High School 808 Stockport Y Y Bramhall Village Stockport, Greek Street N/A Y 808/852 Bramhall High School 850 Adswood Y Y Bramhall La South/Midland Rd Adswood N/A Y 850/852 Bramhall High School 852 Cheadle Heath Y Y Bramhall La South/Midland Rd Cheadle Heath N/A Y 808/850/852 Bramhall High School 877 Grove Lane Y Y Bramhall Village Grove Lane N/A Y Bramhall High School 887 Davenport Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Cheadle & Marple College, 130 Kingsway/Manchester Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Cheadle Cheadle & Marple College, 887 Davenport Y N/A Whole route N/A N Cheadle Cheadle & Marple College, X57 Manchester Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Cheadle Cheadle & Marple College, X57 Woodford Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Cheadle Cheadle & Marple College, 383 Stockport/Romiley Y Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Marple Cheadle & Marple College, 384 Stockport/Romiley Y Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Marple Cheadle & Marple College, 804 Torkington/High Lane Y N/A Whole route N/A N Marple Cheadle & Marple College, 809 Hazel Grove/High Lane Y N/A Whole route N/A N Marple Cheadle & Marple College, 823 Bramhall Green Y N/A Three Bears Bramhall Green N Marple Cheadle & Marple College, 843 Reddish Y N/A Carrington Road/ Brinnington Reddish N Marple Rd Cheadle Hulme High Sch 816 Bridge Hall Y Y Cheadle Hulme precinct Bridge Hall N/A Y 816/863/864 Cheadle Hulme High Sch 863 Edgeley/Stockport Y Y Cheadle Hulme precinct Stockport Bus Stn N/A Y 816/863/864 Cheadle Hulme High Sch 864 Cheadle Heath/ Y Y Cheadle Hulme precinct Cheadle Heath am/Stockport N/A Y 816/863/864 Stockport Bus Stn pm Cheadle Hulme High Sch Y14 Cheadle Y Y Earl Rd Stockport Rd/Councillor Lane N/A Y Cheadle R.C. Infants & 818 Bramhall Green Y Cheadle Hulme village Bramhall Green N/A N Juniors School Cheadle R.C. Infants & Y11 Cheadle Y Y Bradshaw Hall La Cheadle, Red Lion N/A Y Juniors School Cheadle R.C. Infants & Y24 Cheadle Heath Y Y Ladybridge Road/Lorna Road Cheadle Heath N/A Y Juniors School Harrytown High School 380 Woodley Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Harrytown High School 804 Torkington/High Lane Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y STOCKPORT SCHOOL SERVICES Fare Bands showing child fares WITH an igo pass Children without igo passes will be charged a higher fare Service £1.00 Fare Boundary (no £1.20 Fare Boundary £1.40 Fare Boundary Return Tickets School Name To/From AM PM Number return fare) (£2.00 return) (£2.40 return) Available? (Also indicates if valid on other services) Harrytown High School 843 Reddish Y Y N/AA £6.50 weekly ticket is availableWhole route and valid for travelN/A on all services with Y Harrytown High School 845 Stockport Y Y N/A Wholereturn route fares N/A Y Harrytown High School Y17 Brinnington/Offerton Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Harrytown High School Y25 Stockport/Offerton Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Harrytown High School Y50 Mellor Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Harrytown High School Y82 Hazel Grove/Heaviley Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Harrytown High School Y97 Brinnington Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Hazel Grove High School 374 Stockport Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 374/829 Hazel Grove High School 827 Stockport Y Y Fiveways Stockport N/A Y827/829 Hazel Grove High School 829 Hall Street Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 374/827/Y19/Y21/Y49 Hazel Grove High School 834 Marple/High Lane Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Hazel Grove High School Y19 High Lane Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 829/Y19 Hazel Grove High School Y21 Hall Street Y Y Fiveways Hall St N/A Y 829/Y21 Hazel Grove High School Y49 Cheadle Heath Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 829/Y49 Kingsway School 312 Stockport Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 371 school bus only Kingsway School 371 Stockport Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 312 school bus only Kingsway School 758 Heald Green Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Marple Hall School 358 Stockport Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Marple Hall School 383 Lower Bredbury Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Marple Hall School 384 Lower Bredbury Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Marple Hall School 800 Hyde Y Y Marple, Station Rd/Ley Hey Rd Hyde centre N/A Y 800/802/806/808 Marple Hall School 802 Mellor Y Y Marple, Navigation Mellor, Devonshire Arms N/A Y 800/802/806/808 Marple Hall School 806 Lower Bredbury Y Y Marple, Station Rd/Ley Hey Rd Lower Bredbury N/A Y 800/802/806/808 Marple Hall School 808 Lane Ends Y Y Cheadle and Marple College Lane Ends N/A Y 800/802/806/808/809 am/Marple Navigation pm Marple Hall School 809 Hazel Grove Y Y Cheadle and Marple College Hazel Grove N/A Y 808/809 Marple Hall School 844 Hall Street Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Marple Hall School Y18 Lower Bredbury Y Y Marple, Navigation Lower Bredbury N/A Y Poynton County High Sch 391 Stockport Y Y N/A Wellington Road Stockport Y South/Longshut Lane Poynton County High Sch 833 Hazel Grove Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Priestnall School 84 Reddish Y Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Reddish Vale School Y58 Brinnington Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y St James' RC High Sch 312 Stockport Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 757/758/857 St James' RC High Sch 378 Stockport Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. St James' RC High Sch 757 Cheadle Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 312/758/857 St James' RC High Sch 758 Gatley Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 757/758/857 STOCKPORT SCHOOL SERVICES Fare Bands showing child fares WITH an igo pass Children without igo passes will be charged a higher fare Service £1.00 Fare Boundary (no £1.20 Fare Boundary £1.40 Fare Boundary Return Tickets School Name To/From AM PM Number return fare) (£2.00 return) (£2.40 return) Available? (Also indicates if valid on other services) St James' RC High Sch 807 Heaviley Y N/AA £6.50 weekly ticket is availableWhole route and valid for travelN/A on all services with Y 815/887 St James' RC High Sch 811 Cheadle Heath Y Y The Church Inn Cheadlereturn Heath fares N/A Y 811/813/857 St James' RC High Sch 813 Stockport Y Y The Church Inn Stockport N/A Y 811/813 St James' RC High Sch 815 Heaviley Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 807/815/878/887 St James' RC High Sch 857 Mercian Way Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 312/757/811/857 St James' RC High Sch 878 Stockport Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 815/887 St James' RC High Sch 887 Heaviley Y N/A Whole route N/A Y 807/815/878 St Mary's R.C. Primary 838 Rose Hill Y Y Ley Hey Rd / Station Rd Marple Hall Drive N/A Y St Simon's R.C. Primary 375 Bosden Farm Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. St Simon's R.C. Primary 869 Woodsmoor Y Bosden Farm, The Harvester Woodsmoor, Moorland Rd / N/A N Woodsmoor La Stockport Academy 900 Bridge Hall Y Y Bird Hall La / Chatsworth Rd Bridge Hall N/A Y Werneth High School 380 Stockport/Bredbury Y Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Werneth High School 381 Stockport/Bredbury Y Please contact your bus operator for specific information on fares on this service. Werneth High School 869 Brinnington Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Werneth High School Y98 Brinnington Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y Werneth High School Y99 Brinnington Y Y N/A Whole route N/A Y .
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