SGS College

Latest COVID19 information:

For timetable information of services which are running in Bristol and the wider West of England area please see our Coronavirus service information page.

As and when things change we will put the most recent update here. Please check all the information below before travelling.

First Bus is the easiest way to get to SGS College with buses stopping just a short walk away from the campus. There are 4 services to WISE Campus, 9 services to Queens Road Campus, 3 services to Filton Campus and service 8 which stops right outside the entrance to Clifton Campus.

With our term or academic year mTickets, not only do you get travel to college, but your ticket allows unlimited travel at the evenings and weekends too! Great for getting out with your mates on over 50 services in the Bristol Zone including metrobus.

Services to Campus

WISE Campus

Route	Serving
19	19 - Bath - Bitton - Cadbury Heath - Kingswood - Downend - UWE Frenchay Campus - SGS - Bristol Parkway Station - Cribbs Causeway
70/71	70 - City Centre - Horfield - SGS - UWE Frenchay Campus 71 - UWE Bower Ashton Campus - City Centre - Horfield - SGS - UWE Frenchay Campus (71 service during UWE term time only)
73	Bristol Temple Meads - City Centre - Gloucester Road - Filton Ave - SGS - Bristol Parkway Station - Bradley Stoke - Patchway - Cribbs Causeway

Filton Campus

Route	Serving
75	Hengrove - Hartcliffe - Bishopsworth - Bedminster - City Centre - Montpelier - Horfield Common - Filton - SGS - Cribbs Causeway
T2	City Centre - Horfield Common - Harry Stoke - Bradley Stoke - SGS - Filton - Cribbs Causeway - Almondsbury - Hortham Village - Thornbury
Y6	Southmead Hospital - SGS - Cribbs Causeway - Bristol Parkway Station - Winterbourne - Frampton Cotterell - Yate - Chipping Sodbury

Queens Road Campus

Route	Serving
1/2/2a	1 - Broomhill - Bristol Temple Meads - City Centre - SGS - Blackboy Hill - Westbury Village - Henbury - Cribbs Causeway 2 - Stockwood - Bristol Temple Meads - City Centre - SGS - Blackboy Hill - Henleaze - Southmead - Henbury - Cribbs Causeway 2a - Stockwood - Bristol Temple Meads - City Centre - SGS - Blackboy Hill - Henleaze - Southmead
3/4	3 - City Centre - SGS - Blackboy Hill - Shirehampton - Avonmouth - Lawrence Weston - Henbury - Cribbs Causeway 4 - City Centre - SGS - Blackboy Hill - Shirehampton - Lawrence Weston - Henbury - Cribbs Causeway
8	8 - Bristol Temple Meads - City Centre - SGS - Clifton Village - Bristol Zoo
72/72a	Bristol Temple Meads - City Centre - SGS - University of Bristol - Redland - Horfield - Lockleaze - UWE Frenchay Campus
U1 This service operates University of Bristol term time only	Stoke Bishop - Blackboy Hill - SGS - City Centre (off peak & weekends)

Clifton Campus

Route	Serving
8	8 - Bristol Temple Meads - City Centre - Clifton Village - Bristol Zoo (SGS)

Ticketing

Our Bristol Zone tickets give you unlimited travel on all First and metrobus services in Bristol (excludes special event and Airport Flyer services). If you're travelling into SGS from further afield then check out our West of England tickets for the best value unlimited travel. All tickets will be available on the First Bus before the start of term.

Map showing Bus Services in Bristol

Map showing the West of England area

Bristol Zone mTicket	Ticket valid	mTicket price
Spring term	5 Jan 2021 - 1 April 2021	£129
Summer term	19 April 2021 - 2 July 2021	£109
Academic year	1 Sep 2020 - 2 July 2021	£399

West of England Zone mTicket	Ticket valid	mTicket price
Spring term	5 Jan 2021 - 1 April 2021	£169
Summer term	19 April 2021 - 2 July 2021	£149
Academic year	1 Sep 2020 - 2 July 2021	£459

Where to buy?

Download the free First Bus app from your app store. Search for your chosen ticket in Student Travel.

How to purchase a SGS college mTicket

Travel advice during Coronavirus

Here’s some key information you’ll need to know to keep you, your fellow passengers and our staff safe when travelling.

You MUST wear a face covering (unless you meet the exemption criteria set by the government) and will not be allowed on the bus without one.
We’ve introduced social distancing measures on board and therefore many of the seats have signs on them asking you not to sit there. Please make sure you keep a safe distance from others and only sit in a designated seat.
Because of the social distancing measures we’re only able to carry about half the amount of passengers on a bus compared to before. So, if a bus doesn’t stop, even though it might not look full it could have reached its new capacity. We’re running as many buses as possible to try and ensure this doesn’t happen but please allow extra time for your journey if possible.

There are other things you can do to help keep yourself and everyone safe. To see the full advice please visit our coronavirus information page here.