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Visiting Ardingly College:
From the M25 – at Jct 7 turn onto the M23 direction Gatwick airport; leave the M23 at Jct 10 and take the A264, heading east towards East Grinstead. After approximately 2 miles, turn right onto the B 2028, signposted to ‘Turners Hill’ and ‘SE England Showground’. Follow the signpost to ‘Borde Hill’ and ‘Ardingly College’. The College entrance is 0.8 miles along this road on the right.
Upon entering the college please follow the signs to the Twin Course Office.
Visiting St Catherines School
From the North
If travelling from the M25, exit at junction 10 and join the A3. From other northerly directions head for the A3 and Guildford. Leave the A3 and head for Guildford town centre via the A322. On passing The Friary Shopping Centre, on your left, continue straight on, joining the A281 Horsham Road. Travel along the A281 for three miles. On entering Bramley at the roundabout near the petrol station turn left onto Station Road. St. Catherine's Senior School is on the left-hand side, and St Catherine's Preparatory is on the right.
From the South Coast
Join the A24 and travel for approx 18 miles to Horsham. Exit the A24 by the slip road and at the roundabout take the first exit left onto the A264. Continue straight across the next roundabout and at the following roundabout take the second exit joining the A281, signposted Guildford. Travel along the A281 for approx 15 miles and on entering Bramley at the roundabout near the petrol station turn right onto Station Road. St Catherine's Senior School is on the left-hand side, and St Catherine's Preparatory is on the right.
Visiting St Dunstans College
St Dunstans College is situated about 7 miles South East from central London and is reached via the South Circular (A205). It enjoys good public transport (bus, train, tube and DLR) and road links to Heathrow and Gatwick airports. Coming from the M25 via Bromley take the A20. From Croydon take the A23 or come via the Croydon Road and Beckenham. From East London and Blackheath take the A20 from Central London. Clapham and Brixton take the A23 and A205.
Visiting Malvern St James
By Road
Malvern St James is conveniently situated
close to the M5 and M50 motorways.
From Junction 7 of the M5: Take the A44 north-west
towards Worcester. Travel to the next roundabout and
take the first exit left signposted Worcester West and
Malvern A4440. Remain on the A4440 travelling
straight across two roundabouts and at the third bear
left signposted Malvern and Ledbury A449. Follow
the A449 for about 6 miles to Malvern and turn left
onto the B4211 Church Street signposted Town Centre.
Take the second turning right onto Avenue Road. The
entrance to the School is after 0.4 miles on your left.
From Junction 8 of the M5: Join the M50 and exit at
Junction 1, taking the A38 northbound. After 3 miles
turn left onto the A4104. Proceed to Upton upon
Severn and immediately after the river bridge, turn
right onto the B4211. Follow the B4211 for about 6
miles to Malvern and at the traffic island take the
second turning left onto Avenue Road. The entrance
to the School is after 0. 2 miles on your right .
From Junction 2 of the M50: Take the A417 north to
Ledbury. At the first roundabout take the second exit
onto the A449 north-east. Follow the A449 for about
7 miles to Malvern and turn right onto the B4211
Church Street signposted Town Centre. Take the second
turning right onto Avenue Road. The entrance to the
School is after 0.4 miles on your left.
On Arrival: Visitor car parking is available outside the
Main Building. You are then requested to report
directly to Reception.
By Rail
Great Malvern Station is opposite the School
and has a direct service to London Paddington and
Birmingham International Airport.
By Air: Birmingham International Airport is about an
hour away and Heathrow and Manchester airports
just over 2 hours away.
University of Portsmouth
Take the M275 into Portsmouth (signed 'Portsmouth West') whether approaching from the east (A3(M)/A27) or the west (M27 Junction 12). NB if approaching from A3(M)/A27 ignore junctions signed to Southsea and Hilsea.
From the end of the M275, follow signs for 'Historic Waterfront/Seafront'. This takes you across three roundabouts to traffic lights by Unicorn Gate (entrance to the naval dockyard).
These are the traffic lights at the top of the Guildhall Campus map - the route taken from here depends on your destination.
To Langstone Campus
Take the A2030 Eastern Road into Portsmouth (signed 'Portsmouth East') whether approaching from the east (A3(M)/A27) or the west (M27). NB if approaching from M27 ignore junction signed to M275.
Continue along the A2030 through several sets of traffic lights to the junction by Liningtons Renault Garage. Turn left along Milton Road keeping in the left lane. After the zebra crossing take the fourth road left into Locksway Road just before the next set of traffic lights. Continue along Locksway Road and turn left into Furze Lane.
Oxford Brookes Uinversity
From the south - take the M40, leave at junction 8 and follow the signs for Oxford along the A40. Then follow the signs for the city centre on the London Road.
From the north - take the M40, leave at junction 8a and follow the signs for Oxford along the A40. Then follow the signs for the city centre on the London Road.
If you are coming to Oxford via another route we recommend taking the ring road to the Headington Roundabout and following the signs to the city centre along the London Road.
Continue along London Road, past the Headington shops. Go straight on at the traffic lights with the White Horse public house on the right and then at the next set of traffic lights turn left. Gipsy Lane site is on the right. Headington Hill site is approximately a further 500 metres straight on from the Gipsy Lane junction on the right.
Car parking is severely restricted and you should not bring your car to either site unless you have a parking space booked in advance. Parking in the surrounding area is almost non-existent and you should consider using the Park and Ride service from either Thornhill or Seacourt, both of which drop at Gipsy Lane.
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