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Durston House School is committed to ensuring that everyone travelling to and from the school can do so as safely as possible. The school encourages staff, pupils and parents to make transport choices that demonstrate absolute regard for the need to minimise potential damage to the environment.

Our aims:

  • To change the travel habits of our community; educating and informing all members, of the importance of sustainable travel 
  • To encourage the families of our pupils to walk, cycle, scoot or use public transport more often when travelling to school 
  • To introduce a range of initiatives to assist with travel choices 

Parking

There is no parking at the school for parents. All parents are encouraged to use other sustainable modes of transport when travelling to school to drop off or pick up their children. 

There are secure cycle and scooter racks at each of the school sites for staff, pupils and visitors to use. 


Public Transport

Durston House is well-served by tube, rail and bus routes. Ealing Broadway Underground Station (District, Central & Elizabeth line) and Ealing Broadway Rail is only 500 metres from the school (a 6-minute walk).


Bus Routes

The school is in a good location for bus services in Ealing and West London. The E1, E2, E7, E8, E9, E10 & E11, 207, 297 & 483 buses all have stops very close to the school and serve a wide area, on a frequent basis. 

Details of the public transport services are displayed on notice boards outside the school. 

Click here for links to local public transport services on www.tfl.gov.uk


Walking, Cycling and Scooting

A travel survey was carried out in May 2019. It was interesting to note that an encouraging number of pupils and staff walk, cycle or scoot to school.

Mode of TransportNumber% of Total
Car22249.6%
Walking11325.2%
Public Transport4710.4%
Scoot / Cycle439.6%
Absent143.1%
Car Share92.0%
Total448

The School Council are involved in initiatives celebrate those who walk to school regularly and to encourage others to do this more often.

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