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School bus route service changes Surfside Buslines Effective 19 April 2021 School bus route changes Current New New route name (am) New route name (pm) number number Fingal Head PS to Kingscliff High (Loop 1007PM S147 Service) Cobaki to Fingal Head PS via Tweed 1013AM S100 Heads & Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar Mt St Patrick Primary to Tweed Heads 1014PM S148 South via Casuarina & Banora Point Pottsville to Lindisfarne Anglican 1201AM S101 Grammar via Kingscliff High Tweed River High to Piggabeen via 1201PM S149 Banora Point & Pacific Coast Christian Tweed Heads West to Terranora PS via 1202AM S102 Banora Point Kingscliff High to Pottsville (Loop 1202PM S150 Service) Tweed Heads to Tweed Heads PS via 1203AM S103 Terranora & Banora Point Centaur Primary to Tweed Heads 1203PM S151 South via Terranora & Banora Point Banora Point to Tweed Heads South 1204AM S104 PS via Tweed River High Centaur Primary to Banora Point via 1204PM S152 Murwillumbah & Kingscliff High Bilambil Heights to Coolangatta State 1205AM S105 via Tweed River High Tweed River High to Tweed Heads via 1205PM S153 Terranora PS & St Joseph's Pottsville to Terranora PS via Banora 1206AM S106 Point Kingscliff High to Clothiers Creek via 1206PM S154 Pottsville & Cabarita Beach Banora Point to Banora Point PS via 1207AM S107 Tweed Heads South 1207PM S155 Kingscliff PS to Pottsville via Chinderah School bus route service changes Current New New route name (am) New route name (pm) number number Bilambil Heights to Terranora PS via 1208AM S108 Tweed Heads South & Banora Point Banora Point High to Pottsville via 1208PM S156 Bilambil PS & Terranora Banora Point to Coolangatta State via 1209AM S109 Banora Point High Tweed River High to Tweed Heads 1209PM S157 West via Bilambil Heights & St Joseph's Fingal Head PS to Tweed Heads PS 1210AM S110 via Kingscliff High & Banora Point 1210PM S158 St Anthony's Primary to Pottsville Glengarrie to Terranora PS via Bilambil 1211AM S111 Heights 1211PM S159 Carool PS to Glengarrie via Bilambil PS Banora Point to Murwillumbah via 1212AM S112 Kingscliff Kingscliff High to Coolangatta via 1212PM S160 Bogangar Piggabeen to St James Primary via 1213AM S113 Tweed Heads West & Cobaki Bogangar PS to Banora Point via 1213PM S161 Kingscliff & St Joseph's Tweed Heads to Bogangar PS via 1214AM S114 Kingscliff & Terranora Kingscliff High to Murwillumbah via 1214PM S162 Tweed Heads & Banora Point Bilambil Heights to Terranora PS via 1215AM S115 Tweed Heads & Banora Point PS St Anthony's Primary to Pottsville via 1215PM S163 Bogangar & Kingscliff High Bilambil Heights to Terranora PS via 1216AM S116 Tweed River High & Bilambil Tweed River High to Piggabeen via 1216PM S164 Bilambil Heights Tweed Heads to Kingscliff via Tweed 1217AM S117 Heads West Centaur Primary to Casuarina via 1217PM S165 Banora Point Bogangar to St Ambrose Catholic 1218AM S118 Primary via Kingscliff High Kingscliff High to Cudgera Creek via 1218PM S166 Terranora & Banora Point School bus route service changes Current New New route name (am) New route name (pm) number number Pottsville to Cudgen Primary via 1219AM S119 Kingscliff High & Casuarina Murwillumbah to Tweed Heads via 1219PM S167 Kingscliff 1220AM S120 Pottsville to Tweed Heads PS Bilambil PS to Tweed City Shopping 1220PM S168 Centre via Tweed Heads 1221AM S121 Cudgera Creek to St Anthony's Primary Tweed Heads PS to Tweed Heads 1221PM S169 West via Coolangatta Tweed Heads West to Cudgen Primary 1222AM S122 via Kingscliff Centaur Primary to Casuarina via 1222PM S170 Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar Casuarina to Banora Point PS via 1223AM S123 Terranora Kingscliff PS to Tweed Heads via 1223PM S171 Casuarina & Bilambil Heights Casuarina to St Anthony's Primary via 1224AM S124 Terranora & Fingal Head PS Tweed River High to Fingal Head PS 1224PM S172 via Banora Point & Kingscliff Bogangar to Banora Point via Kingscliff 1225AM S125 & Tweed Heads South Tweed River High to Tweed Heads via 1225PM S173 Bilambil Heights & Terranora Tanglewood to Bogangar PS via 1226AM S126 Kingscliff High & Pottsville Tweed River High to Bilambil Heights 1226PM S174 via Tweed Heads West & Banora Point Tweed Heads to St Anthony's Primary 1227AM S127 via Bilambil Heights & Banora Point Centaur Primary to Cobaki via Tweed 1227PM S175 Heads Pottsville to Cudgen Primary via 1228AM S128 Kingscliff High & Bogangar Centaur Primary to Tweed Heads via 1228PM S176 Terranora PS & Tweed Heads West Murwillumbah to Tweed Heads PS via 1229AM S129 Terranora Tweed River High to Terranora via 1229PM S177 Tweed Heads & Banora Point School bus route service changes Current New New route name (am) New route name (pm) number number Bilambil Heights to Carool PS via 1230AM S130 Banora Point & Tweed Heads West Centaur Primary to Banora Point via 1230PM S178 Tweed Heads West & Coolangatta Bilambil Heights to Bilambil PS via 1231AM S131 Tweed Heads Centaur Primary to Bogangar via 1231PM S179 Tweed Heads South & Kingscliff Tweed Head to St Anthony's Primary 1232AM S132 via Banora Point Kingscliff High to Bongangar via 1232PM S180 Pottsville Tweed Heads to St James Primary via 1233AM S133 Kingscliff & Pottsville St Anthony's Primary to Bogangar via 1233PM S181 Casuarina & Kingscliff High Tweed Heads to Tweed Valley 1234AM S134 Adventist via Banora Point Centaur Primary to Tanglewood via 1234PM S182 Kingscliff Cabarita Beach to Pottsville via 1235AM S135 Kingscliff High Tweed River High to Bilambil Heights 1235PM S183 via Banora Point & Tweed Heads Bogangar to Lindisfarne Anglican 1236AM S136 Grammar 1236PM S184 Bilambil PS to Terranora (Loop Service) 1237AM S137 Pottsville to Fingal Head PS Kingscliff PS to Kingscliff via Terranora 1237PM S185 & Fingal Head Pottsville to St Joseph's via Kingscliff & 1238AM S138 Banora Point St James Primary to Pottsville via 1238PM S186 Banora Point & Kingscliff Cudgera Creek Kanes Rd to Bogangar 1239AM S139 PS via Pottsville Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar to 1239PM S187 Pottsville via Casuarina & Kingscliff Cudgera Creek to Mt St Patrick via 1240AM S140 Kingscliff Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar to 1240PM S188 Casuarina via Chinderah School bus route service changes Current New New route name (am) New route name (pm) number number Fingal Head PS to Bilambil via Banora 1241AM S141 Point Terranora PS to Coolangatta via 1241PM S189 Banora Point PS 605AM S142 Murwillumbah to Mt St Patrick 605PM S146 Mt St Patrick Primary to Murwillumbah .
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