Tullawong Station is about a 15 minute walk from the College, making it that much easier for students travelling from Bella Vista, Norwest, Castle Hill, Cherrybrook and further south-east.

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The College is served by two bus companies, Busways and CDC Cabcharge (Hillsbus).

Determining which bus company provides a service near your home:

• Hillsbus services: Kellyville, Beaumont Hills, Baulkham Hills, Castle Hill, Annangrove, Box Hill and Kenthurst. (for the 2020 timetable starting January 28th click here) 

• Busways services: Rouse Hill, Kellyville Ridge, Stanhope Gardens, Glenwood, Acacia Gardens, Kings Langley, Quakers Hill, Schofields and Riverstone.

• Rouse Hill Anglican College Private Service: Oakville, Cattai, Maraylya, Pitt Town and Box Hill

Detailed timetable and bus route information can be obtained by clicking on the links above.

Eligibility for a travel pass

The School Student Transport Scheme (SSTS) provides School Opal Cards for students who meet the SSTS eligibility criteria (link: http://www.transportnsw.info/school-students). The Opal Card is restricted to travel between the student’s permanent home address and the College. New applications are required for students who

• Have not had a travel pass before

• Is changing school or address

• Has a shared parental responsibility situation

Please note: Students who are changing grade band and are remaining at the same school will not receive notification and do not need to reapply (the system now automatically validates a student’s on-going eligibility if at the same school and going from infants to primary or primary to secondary). Where a student meets the new eligibility the system will automatically update their entitlement and card.

Students in the Opal area applying for a SSTS or TBP entitlement for the first time will receive their card (posted to the nominated address) a week or two before the commencement of 2018 classes. Please let students know new cards for 2018 are not posted in 2017 or during the Christmas/New Year period. 

Applying for a travel pass:

Applicants will need an email address to complete the application form.

Step 1. Parents/guardians (or students aged 16 or over) complete the online application form at www.transportnsw.info/school-students.

Step 2. Your child's enrolment at the College is confirmed for Transport for NSW. 

Step 3. Students are informed of the outcome of their application by email from Transport for NSW.

The application process may take several weeks. 

Updating your details:

You must go online to update your details at www.transportnsw.info/school-students. You will be advised if you are eligible based on distance. You will also be provided with recommendations for other products, such as the School Term Bus Pass, Child/Youth Opal card or on how to apply for an exemption or review.

Lost or stolen bus passes:

Parents or guardians must apply for a replacement school bus pass if it is lost, stolen or destroyed at www.transportnsw.info/school-students.

Changes made to the Private Vehicle Conveyance subsidy in 2017 make it fairer for families in rural and regional areas where there is no public transport available for travel between home and school.

The scheme helps families to meet the cost of using a private vehicle to drive children to school.

Under the new School Drive Subsidy, families will be paid per trip rather than per student.

Families who have been using the existing Private Vehicle Conveyance scheme will be able to choose whether or not to transfer to the new School Drive Subsidy scheme, based on what best suits their needs.

Details on the new School Drive subsidy scheme and how to apply are found at www.transport.nsw.gov.au/schooldrive.

If you have any issues with the service offered/received by either of the bus companies, please contact the appropriate company directly on:

Busways:  9497 1878

Hillsbus:   13 15 00   (lost property:  9890 0000)