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Train Routes THE MAYNARD SCHOOL TRANSPORT INFORMATION 2017-18 TRAIN ROUTES BARNSTAPLE TAUNTON UMBERLEIGH EGGESFORD LAPFORD TIVERTON MORCHARD ROAD COPPLESTONE YEOFORD ARK CREDITON TER ON ON NEWTON ST CYRES AMES P J AXMINS HONIT PINHOE FENIT WHIMPLE ST EXETER POLSLOE BRIDGE STARCROSS DIGBY & SOWTON DAWLISH WARREN TOPSHAM DAWLISH EXTON TEIGNMOUTH LYMPSTONE COMMANDO NEWTON ABBOT LYMPSTONE THE MAYNARD SCHOOL TRANSPORT INFORMATION 2017-18 EXMOUTH TNES TO YMOUTH YBRIDGE IV PL The Maynard School is easily accessible by rail, with both To facilitate taking the train to school, new girls will be Exeter Central and Exeter St David’s stations close by. escorted on foot to and from Exeter Central Station/The Maynard school in the mornings and evenings for the Please visit ww.gwr.com for more information on first week until they familiarise themselves with the route. train routes. BUS ROUTES HONIT N WN WHIMPL TO TH ON PA R WES ON E P RY T HIL GE OKEHAMP TICKLE S WHIDDON DO MA THFINDE CROCKERNWELL CHERIT BISHO L TEDBURN ST PA VILLA OTTERY ST MARY EXETER TOYS-R-US DARTS FARM IDEFORD DIP KINGSTEIGNTON JEWSONS CAR PARK FORDE PARK NEWTON ABBOT NEWTON ABBOT EXMOUTH TORQUAY MAYNARD ROUTES Minibus services run by The Maynard School: Torquay (The Willows) – Newton Abbot (Sainsbury’s Supermarket) – Kingsteignton (The Ten Tors Public House) - Maynard School Honiton (Lidl Car Park) – Whimple – Ottery St Mary – West Hill – Maynard School Exmouth (Train Station/Bus Station Car Park) – Jewsons Car Park, Withycombe Village Rd – Darts Farm – Toys-R-Us (Exeter) – Maynard School Additional stops en route may be available where there is a demand. All Maynard minibus drivers are fully DBS checked. Our vehicles are maintained to the highest standard. Seatbelts are mandatory and we have cameras fitted for extra security. For more information on routes and costs please visit the Transport page on our website www.maynard.co.uk. All enquiries should be directed to [email protected] ROUTES RUN INDEPENDENTLY Newton Abbot (Forde Park Bus Stop) – Ideford Dip (Ugbrooke) - Exeter This service is operated by Dartline Coaches. Please contact Mr Frank Reay on [email protected]. Mr Reay is a Maynard parent who has volunteered to co-ordinate the running of this bus. Okehampton - Sticklepath - Whiddon Down - Crockernwell - Cheriton Bishop - Tedburn St Mary - Pathfinder Village - Exeter This service is operated by CM Coaches. Please email [email protected] or telephone 01409 221237 / 01392 487055 STAGECOACH BUSES - TERMRIDER In addition to the bus routes shown on the map, the Stagecoach Termrider scheme offers unlimited travel for anyone aged 18 or under in full time education. Season tickets are available at £156 per term (Exeter Zone) and £226 per term (Exeter Plus Zone). Visit www.stagecoachbus.com for more information and to purchase these season tickets online..
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