Travelling to School


School environments are busy during the morning and afternoon peak periods. There are a variety of transport options for children to commute to and from our school. Walking or riding is the preferred option, as it helps to reduce congestion, increases safety and ensures children arrive invigorated and ready to learn.

Travelling safe around schools

It is everyone’s responsibility to travel safely around schools. Speed, illegal parking and the volume of cars on the road all reduce safety for children, so it is important to drive cautiously near schools.

Parking Operations, police and mobile speed vans regularly patrol school zones to enforce safe behaviours. If you choose to drive, remember to park in dedicated car parking spaces and to be patient and follow the road rules at all times, because road safety is everyone’s responsibility.

Transport Network

The Transport Canberra website has a dedicated section for schools, which highlights some of the transport options available in the ACT. Schools - Transport Canberra (act.gov.au)

Encouraging children to walk or ride to school is one of the most time efficient ways for children to receive the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity every day. If you need to drive, please drive safely around the school and obey the road rules at all times.

The ACT Government integrated public transport network includes bus and light rail services operating together. Some students will use a single bus route while others may make bus connections or use light rail.

Tips on staying safe on light rail are available from https://www.canberra-metro.com.au/safety