Transport

Bus Routes

View the different bus routes available to Baysgarth students below. 

Late Buses

Baysgarth School operates late buses to enable students to stay behind after school for clubs, homework and revision. These operate at certain times of the year; please check the Tutor PowerPoint for details. 

School Transport / Bus Passes

North Lincolnshire Council only accept online applications for school bus transport. Applications should be made online using the following link:

https://www.northlincs.gov.uk/...

The link also includes a telephone number which should be used if you have any queries or require any further information or support.

Transport for children of statutory school age

If your child is between four and 16 years old, they may be entitled to free home to school transport, particularly if they attend their local or catchment school. If your child is not entitled to free school transport you may be able to buy a seat for them to travel on the school bus.

Applications should be made via the North Lincolnshire Council website.

Transport for pupils with special educational needs

If your child has a statement of special education needs, and is not able to walk to school or to travel on the school bus, they may be entitled to free school transport even though you live within walking distance or your child is not attending their local school.

Behaviour

We expect pupils travelling on school transport to behave well and treat the bus driver with respect. North Lincolnshire Council have drawn up a code of conduct setting out the standard of behaviour we expect, the support we look for from parents and the action that may be taken if children behave badly.

>> Code of Conduct for Safe Behaviour on School Buses <<

Parents are responsible for the behaviour, health, safety and welfare of their children whilst they are waiting at the bus stop.

North Lincolnshire Council reserves the right to suspend a childs bus pass should a child breach the expectations set out in the code of conduct guidance.

When school transport is late or fails to arrive:

School transport has an agreed timetable. We give parents details of their child's pick up and drop off times, the transport type and operator when it has been set up.

Normally the transport runs to time, but very occasionally it may be late, for example if the vehicle has broken down, in unusual traffic conditions or if the weather is exceptionally bad.

In most cases the transport will arrive in due course, but sometimes, for example in heavy snow, it may be impossible for the vehicle to get through.

When the weather is bad, listen to the local radio (Lincs FM,Viking and Humberside) or check the North Lincolnshire Council website or social media pages for information about which schools are closed and the school website.

Neither the school or the council set definitive rules for parents to follow as there are a number of things for parents to consider in the interest of their child's safety. However, we offer the following guidance to help parents decide what action to take:

• Parents should decide how long it is reasonable for their child to wait for the transport before going home. For example, they might consider a 15 minute wait to be acceptable, depending on weather conditions, the child's age and special or medical needs etc.
• As soon as they are safely home, parents should inform the school of their child's absence and reason for it.
• If parents make their own arrangements to get their child to school in bad weather, they must make sure that they can also get them home again at the end of the day as the normal school transport may not be running.
• If the child's transport is a taxi or bespoke transport and parents have the contact numbers of the operator, inform them of the position in case they can make alternative arrangements to get them to school

For further details, or to make an application, please go to the North Lincolnshire Council website.