Bus Travel Update
Bus Travel - New Students
Bus Applications - 2025
All bus applications for both Local and Country Travel are due to be submitted by 22nd November 2024. This is to ensure that Bus Passes are ready for students in 2025.
Simply click on the link below to complete the Bus Travel Application Form.https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=sq6R_r55_0aC8PD8VUX3ZBzrf6ZKvURDqH0LmJc6oDpUMzVCUURRT1RBQTZBQlpTVzlETzdQMVRRNS4u
Local Bus Travel to Greater Shepparton Secondary College – Eligibility Requirements
If your student is travelling to GSSC in 2025 the below eligibility criteria must be met in order to receive free travel.
The eligibility requirements are as follows:
- GSSC is designated as your nearest government school
- Your residence is located more than 4.8 km from the school
- GSSC students enrolled between 2020 and 2024, as well as their younger siblings, are not required to purchase a bus ticket, but they must submit an application for bus travel before 22nd November 2024.
If you would like to discuss alternative transportation arrangements, you can contact Dyson's office directly on (03) 5831 2150 or visit them in person at 23 Industrial Rd, Shepparton VIC 3630.
Bus Travel - Existing Students
If your student has travelled by bus in 2024 there is no need to complete another application for 2025, your application will automatically roll over.
Local Bus Travellers, Bus Pass will be given to them at school at the start of 2025.
Country Bus Passes are to be collected from the bus driver at the start of 2025.
From Monday 4 November 2024, we are adjusting two school special bus routes in the Shepparton area. Please share the changes with your families as your school may have students that catch the following routes:
Effective as of Monday 4/11/24
Route N - Raftery Rd, will have an updated timetable to reflect local traffic conditions more accurately. This may include a small increase in travel time but will provide students more reliable bus arrival and departure times at stops.
Route W – Trinity Drive, will extend its morning service to terminate at the Skene St bus bays next to Mercy Centennial Stadium, providing access for Notre Dame College students living near Trinity Drive. This offers a morning alternative after the Route K – Lemnos service ceased stopping on the southbound side of Verney Rd, near Trinity Drive, due to safety reasons.
