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Students in Years 7鈥�11 who live in Comberton鈥檚 catchment villages and more than three miles from the college are entitled to free transport provided by Cambridgeshire County Council.

• Bus passes are issued automatically during the summer.
• Queries about missing passes: [email protected] or 0345 045 5208.
• Lost passes cost 拢8.50 to replace (apply online).
• A temporary pass can be issued for one week, and then for a further 10 days once proof of replacement purchase is shown.

Students living outside the catchment area may be able to purchase a seat on buses contracted by Comberton Sixth Form or use public transport.

• Comberton bus passes are paid termly and issued as 别鈥憄补蝉蝉别蝉.
• E鈥憄asses should be saved to a smartphone and scanned on boarding.
• Laminated QR copies are available on request.

Sixth Form students generally need to arrange and fund their own transport unless eligible for support.

• Subsidised travel is available for students from low鈥慽ncome families, please visit the Comberton Sixth Form pages for more information

Gransden, St Neots, Swavesey, Melbourn, Royston
Cambridge Bus & Coach 01954 432017
[email protected]

CB01, CB02, CB03
Herberts: 01234 342057
[email protected]

CB04, CB05, CB06, CB07, CB08, CB09, CB10, CB11, CB12,
CB13
Millers/Milken: 01223 873002
[email protected]

Comberton is served by the Whippet 18 public bus route between Cambridge (Drummer Street) and St Neots (via Cambourne).

• Timetables are available on this page or directly from Whippet.
• Students should arrive at their stop five minutes before departure.

From Summer 2024, the Tiger Card offers 拢1 fares for under鈥�25s on any public bus in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

• Applications and information available via the Combined Authority.

If a bus fails to arrive:

• Wait 30 minutes before returning home.
• After 15 minutes, call the County Council (0345 045 5208) if you travel on a 颁叠鈥憄谤别蹿颈虫别诲 service.
• For named Comberton services, contact the bus operator directly once the bus is more than 15 minutes late.
• Operator contact details are available to download on this page.

Students must use the bus for which they hold a valid pass.

• Most services do not have spare capacity.
• Students travelling without the correct pass may be refused travel and issued a detention.
• If travelling home with a friend, parents must arrange alternative transport.

If you move house:

• Update your address with the college: [email protected]
• Apply for a new pass if you now live in a different village (County Council website).
• New passes take up to 10 days; tutors can arrange temporary passes.

Lost Passes

• Council passes must be replaced online (拢8.50).
• Pupil Premium can cover one replacement per year鈥攃ontact the transport team.
• One鈥憌eek temporary passes can be issued via tutors; further temporary passes require proof of replacement purchase.

Lost Property

• Drivers often return found items on the next journey.
• Unclaimed items are handed to school reception and placed in lost property.
• Parents may also contact the bus company directly using downloadable contact details.
• The school is not responsible for locating or chasing lost items.

Students travelling to school by bicycle should lock it up in one of the designated cycle sheds located near the technology department, by the squash courts or at either end of the Comberton Sports and Arts building. The school cannot accept
responsibility for cycles or any equipment on them.
Cycles must be in a roadworthy condition with working brakes and correctly inflated tyres. We strongly recommend your child wears a helmet while riding their bike and that they have lights fitted, particularly in winter.
Cycling is not allowed on the college grounds except to and from the cycle sheds and with permission, during PE lessons.

Students who have reached their 16th birthday and wish to travel by moped/motorbike to college cannot do so until they have registered it with the Site Office at the college.聽 To do this students must bring their (provisional) driving licence, proof of ownership, insurance document and their CBT certificate.

All vehicles must be parked in the designated bay at the front of the Sixth Form. Correct clothing and safety equipment must be worn at all times.

Please note there is no access to the horseshoe at the front of the school for cars – except for those with special dispensation – between 8.00am and 8.25am and between 2.15 and 3.00pm.

In the morning parents/carers should drop off their children in the car park where a 鈥渄rop-off lane鈥� is available, in front of the Comberton Sports and Arts building. In the afternoon for pupil safety, priority is given to taxis and buses across the whole site. If you are picking your child up by private vehicle, we ask that this is done AFTER 3pm, when access is permitted to the car park and the bus lane (when school buses have safely departed from the campus). We ask that in the car park, cars park in marked bays and do not obstruct the flow of other traffic. Parking on double yellow lines is strictly prohibited at all times.

Students collected by taxi should wait for their lift in the main car park on the corner of the Sixth Form building. Year 13 Sixth Form students who have passed their driving test and wish to drive to school must obtain a permit from the Sixth Form Admin Office. They need to bring in their driving licence, proof of ownership and a current MOT certificate (if applicable). Students should only use the car parks to the side of Comberton Sports and Arts or behind the Sports Hall. Year 12 students will only be issued permits in exceptional circumstances.

Students, except Blue Badge Holders, must not use the horseshoe, the main car park or the spaces in front of the Sixth Form building during school hours.