Hans Price Academy
AR U N DE LLRD
H U RC
TST STONE R D L PARA ROYA
BAKE R ST
T ST
B3440
Level crossing Bus stops nearest to school
OAD GR N I CK LO
40 B34
School location
LOCKING R OAD
A303 3
ROAD
70
LDS
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Home to school transport services are provided for the use of pupils entitled to free transport under North Somerset Council’s current policy. Nonentitled passengers may travel under our Vacant Seats Payment Scheme (VSPS) where capacity permits.
Y WA
WAY
Please note that other routes may exist to serve individual pupils with Special Educational Needs or those living in remote or inaccessible locations.
DEV ONS HI R E RD
DRO VE R D
ROAD
WALLISC O TE
IE
F
BEACH
ROAD
A3
MA R C H
CLEVE D ON
QUANTOCK RO
A370 UPHI LL RD
N
N
W TLE RD WINDWHIS
I LL
E WAT IDG BR
H UP
RO
Paths
70 A3
Weston-superMare
AD
Cycle lane
D ROA
Railway station
ASHCOM BE RD
E
N MILT O
Supermarket
W ST ADO
M REG EN
Advisory paths & cycleways
ROAD MILTON
WATERLOO ST
DE
Pier
R ROAD NO
C
KN I
GH
U P PER
BRISTOL R OAD LO W E R
RD
Roads
R UPP ER B
MA
CK RD
KEY
Hans Price Academy H
BI
Travelling to M BE
E S
Based upon the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. North Somerset Council, 100023397, 2011
North Somerset Council is fully committed to promoting walking and cycling to school and for greater distances the use of buses for the school journey.
Hans Price Academy RECT
OR’S
We would encourage as many children as possible to walk or cycle or use a bus rather than being driven to school by their parents.
WAY
3
When you are thinking about choosing a school for your child to attend it is important to consider the following;
3A 3C MA R CH
1
FI E
Walking, cycling or using the bus reduces congestion on the roads and especially around the school vicinity and entrance. Parents who drive to school increase congestion on the roads by 21% in peak times. (DfT Travel Survey 2009)
LD
’S
Roads Advisory paths & cycleways (surfaced) School buildings
Hans Price Academy
Y WA
KEY
healthy and active promotes positive well 2 Being being and benefits children’s growth. Children
A3 70
who walk or cycle to school are fitter, have better developed social skills and more familiar with their surroundings, have better roads sense and arrive at school more relaxed and ready to learn.
School entrance Cycle parks Bus stop with service number
3
The cost of driving your child to school is considered to be £330 per year (Centre for Economic and Business Research 2008)
and cycling gives your child greater independence 4 Walking and provides greater flexibility to participate in extra AD GHAM RO SANDRIN
curriculum activities and clubs/groups outside normal school hours.
5 BRUE CL
Children who travel in cars in slow moving traffic also face pollution levels three times higher than pedestrians. (ETA 1997)
car journey is necessary consider; 6 Ifa)aParking away safely from the school entrance and walk or scoot to school site. b) Car sharing can save time and money and provides a great way for children to learn social skills.
H U RC
TST STONE R D L PARA ROYA
BAKE R ST
T ST
B3440
Level crossing Bus stops nearest to school
OAD GR N I CK LO
40 B34
School location
LOCKING R OAD
A303 3
ROAD
70
LDS
HE
RL
U
IN
Home to school transport services are provided for the use of pupils entitled to free transport under North Somerset Council’s current policy. Nonentitled passengers may travel under our Vacant Seats Payment Scheme (VSPS) where capacity permits.
Y WA
WAY
Please note that other routes may exist to serve individual pupils with Special Educational Needs or those living in remote or inaccessible locations.
DEV ONS HI R E RD
DRO VE R D
ROAD
WALLISC O TE
IE
F
BEACH
ROAD
A3
MA R C H
CLEVE D ON
QUANTOCK RO
A370 UPHI LL RD
N
N
W TLE RD WINDWHIS
I LL
E WAT IDG BR
H UP
RO
Paths
70 A3
Weston-superMare
AD
Cycle lane
D ROA
Railway station
ASHCOM BE RD
E
N MILT O
Supermarket
W ST ADO
M REG EN
Advisory paths & cycleways
ROAD MILTON
WATERLOO ST
DE
Pier
R ROAD NO
C
KN I
GH
U P PER
BRISTOL R OAD LO W E R
RD
Roads
R UPP ER B
MA
CK RD
KEY
Hans Price Academy H
BI
Travelling to M BE
E S
Based upon the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. North Somerset Council, 100023397, 2011
North Somerset Council is fully committed to promoting walking and cycling to school and for greater distances the use of buses for the school journey.
Hans Price Academy RECT
OR’S
We would encourage as many children as possible to walk or cycle or use a bus rather than being driven to school by their parents.
WAY
3
When you are thinking about choosing a school for your child to attend it is important to consider the following;
3A 3C MA R CH
1
FI E
Walking, cycling or using the bus reduces congestion on the roads and especially around the school vicinity and entrance. Parents who drive to school increase congestion on the roads by 21% in peak times. (DfT Travel Survey 2009)
LD
’S
Roads Advisory paths & cycleways (surfaced) School buildings
Hans Price Academy
Y WA
KEY
healthy and active promotes positive well 2 Being being and benefits children’s growth. Children
A3 70
who walk or cycle to school are fitter, have better developed social skills and more familiar with their surroundings, have better roads sense and arrive at school more relaxed and ready to learn.
School entrance Cycle parks Bus stop with service number
3
The cost of driving your child to school is considered to be £330 per year (Centre for Economic and Business Research 2008)
and cycling gives your child greater independence 4 Walking and provides greater flexibility to participate in extra AD GHAM RO SANDRIN
curriculum activities and clubs/groups outside normal school hours.
5 BRUE CL
Children who travel in cars in slow moving traffic also face pollution levels three times higher than pedestrians. (ETA 1997)
car journey is necessary consider; 6 Ifa)aParking away safely from the school entrance and walk or scoot to school site. b) Car sharing can save time and money and provides a great way for children to learn social skills.
