Transport

We are lucky to be located next to a Northern Line Tube station, Woodside Park. 

 

From the North: Exit M25 at Junction 23 and take the A1081 in the direction of Barnet; after 2.6 miles turn right onto Barnet High Street (A1000). Follow this road for 3 miles, then turn right into Woodside Park Road. Cross Woodside Avenue to find THSL 100m further along on the right, next to the Underground station.

From the South: From the A406 North Circular Road take the A1000 Great North Road. Stay on this road, which becomes Ballard’s Lane. Pass through North Finchley and turn left onto Woodside Park Road. Cross Woodside Avenue to find THSL is 100m further along on the right, next to the Underground station.

 

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Enquiries: 

Mr Andy Torino

Tel: 07733 016317

 

The North London International School runs two school bus services, driven by qualified drivers who manage a door-to-door service. Buses drop off and pick up students from all departments spaces are allocated on a first come, first served basis.

 

One school bus caters for students who live within the immediate area, and also collects students from Woodside Park Underground station. The second bus provides transport for students who live farther from the school, in areas such as St John’s Wood, Hampstead, Crouch End, and Muswell Hill.

 

The school works closely with Local Authorities to support transport for students. Local Authorities that fund transportation provide a service to and from school each day.This can be via a taxi or bus, depending on how the Local Authority organises its service and the number of students attending THSL from any particular borough.

THSL has its own minibus and driver to transport its students between sites, and to off-site facilities, during the school day. We also use our minibus to take students on educational visits when convenient local transport is unavailable.

 

We are ideally sited for local transport routes into London via the Underground or various bus routes. Having such easy access to a direct route into the centre enables our students to utilise the fantastic galleries, museums, and rich experiences on our doorstep. We make use of this to enhance curriculum opportunities.

 

Our local transport facilities also allow us to conduct travel training for those students who need or want to develop these valuable life skills.

 

Students and family members are each encouraged to apply for an Oyster Card. Application forms can be obtained through local post offices; students between the ages of 16 and 18 will require a school stamp to support their application.