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School Bus Service Academic Year 2020-2021 School Bus Service Academic Year 2020-2021 We offer 6 bus routes that cover most of Derbyshire and provide safe and timely transport to and from School for your child. Bus routes are shared with pupils from Derby High School. To reserve a place, please contact Lindsey Bowe on 01332 523027 or email [email protected] Reserving your place Our buses tend to get booked up quickly; early and advance booking is therefore essential. We ask you to commit to a bus place on a termly basis, and require a full term’s notice if you wish to withdraw your place. It is possible to reserve a morning, afternoon or return seat. The charge will be added to your termly invoice. Prices We use a zoned pricing system based on mileage from School. ZONE MILEAGE PRICE PER JOURNEY 1 Up to 3 miles £2.35 2 5 £2.60 3 8 £2.95 4 11 £3.30 5 13 £3.55 6 15 £3.90 7 18 £4.25 8 Over 18 miles £4.50 Timetables Detailed timings for each route are given overleaf. Please can you ensure that your child is ready and waiting at the bus stop at least 5 minutes prior to the indicated time to allow for the vagaries of traffic. www.derbygrammar.org Timetable Route One – Belper / Derby Grammar School Route One Monday to Friday AM PM Bus stop, Derwent Mills 7.25 4.53 Belper Bus Station 7.27 4.49 Avenue Rd, Duffield 7.34 4.47 Chapel St, Duffield 7.37 4.44 Burley Lane/Woodlands Lane 7.40 4.36 West Bank Rd / Cornhill, Allestree 7.42 4.34 Park Lane/Siddals Rd Junction, Allestree 7.44 4.31 Duffield Road (Shell Garage), Allestree 7.47 4.28 Palm Court, Allestree 7.50 4.26 Derby High School 8.15 3.45 Derby Grammar School 8.25 4.15 Route Two – Burton / Derby Grammar School Route Two Monday to Friday AM PM Oyster Close, Branston Rd 6.51 5.15 Hevea Rd, off Horninglow Rd 7.06 5.00 Belvedere Rd, Burton 7.07 4.59 Forest Edge Way / Tutbury Rd 7.15 4.51 Beacon Pub 7.19 4.49 Blitham Road 7.22 4.46 St Mary’s Church, Stretton 7.23 4.45 1st Chilane, Dovecliffe Rd, Rolleston 7.25 4.42 Post Box, Station Rd, Rolleston 7.27 4.40 Church, Burnside, Rolleston 7.30 4.38 Kings Head, Hilton 7.40 4.28 Egginton Rd, Hilton 7.45 4.23 Derby High School 8.15 3.45 Derby Grammar School 8.25 4.15 Route Three – Stapenhill / Derby Grammar School Route Three Monday to Friday AM PM Alexandra Rd / Hamilton Rd 7.25 4.58 Violet Lane, Stapenhill 7.32 4.51 Beaufort Rd 7.34 4.49 Bretby Lane 7.38 4.42 Newton Rd 7.40 4.40 Newton Solney (bus shelter) 7.45 4.33 Repton Cross 7.50 4.27 Willington shops (junction Beech Av / Oak Rd) 7.55 4.24 Findern Lane / Derwent Court 7.57 4.22 Derby High School 8.15 3.45 Derby Grammar School 8.25 4.15 www.derbygrammar.org Route Four – Swadlincote / Derby Grammar School Route Four Monday to Friday AM PM Swadlincote Bus Station 7.10 5.05 Clock Garage 7.15 5.00 Admiral Rodney, Main St, Hartshorne 7.17 4.58 Ticknall (corner of Church Lane) 7.20 4.54 Robinsons Hill 7.25 4.48 Library, Melbourne 7.27 4.45 Stanton by Bridge (bus layby) 7.32 4.40 Bonnie Prince Charlie, Chellaston 7.50 4.30 Derby High School 8.15 3.45 Derby Grammar School 8.25 4.15 Route Five – Ockbrook / Derby Grammar School Route Five Monday to Friday AM PM Borrowash End, Victoria Av, Ockbrook 7.05 5.14 74 West Rd, Spondon 7.08 5.11 Car Park, Church Lane, Spondon 7.10 5.09 Chapel Lane, Spondon 7.11 5.06 Springwood Leisure Centre, Oakwood 7.23 4.54 Springwood Drive, Northacre Rd, Oakwood 7.25 4.52 (Bus stop #26) Morley Rd/Smalley Drive, Oakwood 7.33 4.45 Brookside Road Bus Stop 7.34 4.44 Station Road, Breadsall Village 7.36 4.42 Rectory Lane, Breadsall Village 7.38 4.40 Duffield Rd, Church Lane, Darley Abbey 7.46 4.33 Ferrers Way, Allestree 7.47 4.32 Broadway Hotel, Darley Abbey 7.55 4.27 Broadway Baptist Church, Kedleston Rd 7.56 4.26 Uttoxeter New Road 8.10 4.20 Derby High School 8.15 3.45 Derby Grammar School 8.25 4.15 Route Six – Ashbourne / Derby Grammar School Route Six Monday to Friday AM PM Shawcroft Car Park, Ashbourne 7.40 4.46 Derby Rd, Ashbourne 7.43 4.41 Rose & Crown, Brailsford 7.50 4.34 Blue Bell, Kirk Langley 7.57 4.27 Spinneybrook Way, Mickleover 8.02 4.22 Ladybank Rd/Station Rd, Mickleover 8.04 4.20 Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Mickleover 8.06 Tesco, Mickleover 4.18 Derby High School 8.15 3.45 Derby Grammar School 8.25 4.15 www.derbygrammar.org .
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