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  •   Home > News > Education

    Hawke's Bay principals believe cutting bus services is tough on students

    Hawke's Bay principals believe cutting bus services is tough on students


    The Education Ministry's cutting the Clive school bus - saying public bus routes are sufficient.

    They take 30-to-45 minutes, and the school bus takes 10-15.

    Havelock North Intermediate Principal, Nigel Messervy says students wouldn't get back to Clive until about 5pm, which is a long day for them.

    He says in some cases children then walk to homes a couple of kilometres away.

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