Bus Services
We offer five dedicated bus routes connecting students from north, east, south and west of Adelaide, providing greater service and convenience to our students. Our modern, spacious fleet of coaches offers a safe and flexible means of transport to our students. All buses arrive at the College by 8.15am each day and depart the College at 3.45pm for the journey home.
Permanent bus bookings are charged at $275 per term (full time service), and $150 per term (am or pm service only). Casual bus tickets are also available at $84 for a 20 trip pass which can be collected from Student Services.
All bus fees are payable in advance of travel. To confirm or arrange payment, please contact the Finance Office on 8334 4200 or via TryBooking.
Bookings
To book a seat on the bus, please download the Bus Booking Form below and send to the Finance Office at finance@loreto.sa.edu.au.
Please Note: Your daughter must be enrolled at Loreto College in order to use the bus service.
Loreto College Bus Booking Form 2019.pdfBus Route Information
Unley & Inner South East
Netherby, Lower Mitcham, Colonel Light Gardens, Westbourne Park, Clarence Park, Forestville, Goodwood, Wayville, Unley, Parkside, Malvern, Myrtle Bank, Glenside and Burnside.
Inner North
Northgate, Lightsview, Greenacres, Klemzig, Walkerville, St Peters, Kent Town and Norwood.
North East
Mawson Lakes, Ingle Farm, Modbury, Hope Valley, Highbury, Dernancourt, Paradise, Newton, Athelstone, Rostrevor, Magill, Wattle Park and Stonyfell.
Western Suburbs
Glenelg North, West Beach, Henley Beach, West Lakes, Grange, Fulham Gardens, Kidman Park, Lockleys, Underdale, Torrensville and Adelaide CBD.
Adelaide Hills
Blakiston, Mount Barker, Bridgewater, West Aldgate, Stirling, Crafers and Glenunga.
Mid-Year Reception Intake
Enrol your daughter into Reception at Loreto College in July as part of our mid-year Reception intake. The additional learning time will allow for a successful and seamless transition into Reception in 2020.
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