BV - travelling from Wolverhampton
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BV - travelling from Wolverhampton
I note there are no Green Bus services to BV. Are there many, if any, children who travel from the Wolverhampton area - Wolverhampton or Coseley - to Sutton on the train? Initially would like DS to have a " travel buddy" until he gets more confident - and his mom less nervous- as currently he walks five minutes to school.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Re: BV - travelling from Wolverhampton
When I posted a similar concern I was told that if you contact the school they will arrange an older boy who is doing the same journey to chaperone the newbie for a while.
I asked our guide on the open evening how far the intake area covers and he had friends from Wolverhampton.
I asked our guide on the open evening how far the intake area covers and he had friends from Wolverhampton.
Re: BV - travelling from Wolverhampton
Many thanks muminbrum. Will wait for the dust to settle then ring the school.
Re: BV - travelling from Wolverhampton
have you considered using the metro to Westbromwich and then catching the very frequent number 5 bus to Suttoncoldfield? My Ds will be starting BV in September and will be using the number5 bus from Great Barr.Happy dad wrote:I note there are no Green Bus services to BV. Are there many, if any, children who travel from the Wolverhampton area - Wolverhampton or Coseley - to Sutton on the train? Initially would like DS to have a " travel buddy" until he gets more confident - and his mom less nervous- as currently he walks five minutes to school.
Thanks.
Re: BV - travelling from Wolverhampton
Not a route I had thought about but will investigate, thanks.