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Buses serving The Homewood School page 1 of 2 for Lydd, Rye, Iden and Wittersham W NW Getting to school 293 Going from school 293 293 Lydd Police Station 0711 Homewood Sch Grounds 1425 1540 Lydd Camp 0714 Tenterden, High Street 1428 1543 Jury's Gap 0719 Small Hythe, Church 1435 1550 Camber Sands, Holiday Park 0724 Wittersham, Ewe And Lamb 1440 1555 Rye Rail Station Stop A 0742 Wittersham, The Stocks 1442 1557 Iden, Elmsmead 0752 Iden, Elmsmead 1447 1602 Wittersham, The Stocks 0801 Rye Railway Station Stop A 1458 1613 Wittersham, Ewe and Lamb 0805 Camber, Silver Sands 1513 1628 Small Hythe, Church 0810 Jury's Gap 1516 1631 Tenterden, High Street 0816 Lydd Camp 1523 1638 Homewood School grounds 0821 Lydd Police Station 1525 1640 W - This bus runs on Wednesdays only. NW - This bus does not run on Wednesdays. This timetable is correct from 1st September 2020. Buses serving The Homewood School page 2 of 2 for Ashford, Great Chart, Bethersden, High Halden and St. Michaels W NW Getting to school 2 Going from school 2 2 Ashford Park Street 0736 Homewood School 1436 1540 Ashford Rail Station 0741 St Michaels, The Crown 1440 1545 ASDA Superstore Stop B 0746 High Halden, The Chequers 1446 1551 Beaver Lane, Arcon Close 0750 Bethersden, The George 1454 1559 - This bus runs on Great Chart, The Little Black Dog 0803 Great Chart, The Little Black Dog 1504 1609 W Wednesdays only. Bethersden, The George 0812 ASDA Superstore Stop A 1512 1618 High Halden, The Chequers 0818 Ashford Rail Station 1517 1623 - This bus does not run on NW St Michaels, The Crown 0823 Ashford Park Street 1522 1628 Wednesdays. Homewood School 0827 for Chartfields, Kingsnorth, Woodchurch and Shadoxhurst W W NW NW Getting to school 2A 2A Going from school 2A 2A 2A 2A Ashford Park Street 0743 0743 Homewood School 1425 1435 1540 1543 Ashford Rail Station 0747 0747 Woodchurch, Brattle Estate 1437 1447 1552 1555 ASDA Superstore Stop B 0752 0752 Woodchurch, The Bonny Cravat 1442 1450 1557 1558 Kingsnorth, Cade Road 0754 0754 Shadoxhurst, The King's Head 1452 1459 1607 1607 Kingsnorth, The Queen’s Head 0759 0759 Kingsnorth, The Queen’s Head 1459 1506 1614 1614 Shadoxhurst, The King's Head 0806 0806 ASDA Superstore Stop A 1507 1514 1622 1622 Woodchurch, The Bonny Cravat 0817 0817 Ashford Rail Station 1512 1519 1627 1627 Woodchurch, Brattle Estate 0821 0821 Ashford Park Street 1517 1524 1632 1632 Homewood School 0830 0830 This timetable is correct from 1st September 2020..

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