Home to School
Safe, reliable and green transport for children. Home-to-school minibus services for independent parent groups, schools and local authorities.
Our Home-to-School Minibus service is safe and reliable offering travel at competitive rates.
With us you’ll be supporting a greener environment by helping to reduce emissions in the area, and supporting a sustainable, non-profit social enterprise that champions social inclusion.
Why We’re A Great Choice
- All profits are re-invested into our services, keeping them affordable, and support the local community.
- We’re a London living wage employer.
- You can track our minibuses, and have peace of mind about where the minibus is.
- We have 15 years experience in providing safe and reliable home to school transport.
- All our drivers are qualified and DBS checked.
- All our vehicles are regularly serviced and approved.
Find Out More
Please get in touch to chat to us about how we can help you.
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