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Our school transport services are operated under contract to Dumfries & Galloway Council, ensuring students travel safely and comfortably each school day with our experienced, PVG-checked drivers and well-maintained vehicles. Where a ‘School Pass’ is stated, these are issued by the school to travel on the Direct School buses.

Lockerbie Academy

  • Bankshill & Corrie (Service 113)
  • Ecclefechan, Eaglesfield, Kirkpatrick Fleming, Gretna & Carlisle (Service 382)
  • Ecclefechan, Eaglesfield, Brydekirk, Annan (Service 383)
  • Lochmaben, Dumfries (Service 381)
  • Ecclefechan (Direct School Bus – please get in touch with Lockerbie Academy, School Pass required)
  • Beattock, Moffat (Service 380)

Annan Academy

  • Springfield (Direct School Bus – please get in touch with Annan Academy, School Pass required)
  • Brydekirk, Eaglesfield, Ecclefechan, Lockerbie (Service 383)
  • Clarencefield (Direct School Bus – please get in touch with Annan Academy, School Pass required)

Other School Services

  • Crocketford to Springholm Primary School – (Direct School Bus – please get in touch with school, School Pass required)
  • Dumfries to Castle Douglas High School – (Main Road pupils) (Service 500)
  • Southerness to New Abbey (Direct School – Bus – please get in touch with School, School Pass required)
  • Torthorwald to Heathhall Primary School – ((Direct School Bus – please get in touch with School, School Pass required)

Colleges

  • Dumfries to Dumfries & Galloway College – (Dedicated College Bus, Student ID Card required) and (Service 5)
  • Dumfries to SRUC Barony Campus – (Service 101)

Service buses require each person to have either a Young Scot NEC card or to pay a fare.  For more information or to order a new card please use this link: https://www.mygov.scot/under-22-bus-pass

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