Buses to Sir William Ramsay School
Welcome to your guide to travelling to and from Sir William Ramsay School, with everything you need to know about bus routes, timetables and choosing the right ticket for your journey. Updated for the 2026/27 academic year.
The One 1/1A/1B/1S High Wycombe - Amersham - Chesham - Hemel Hempstead
The One services operate up to every 15 minutes between High Wycombe and Chesham, with services continuing to Pond Park or Hemel Hempstead every half hour. Students travelling to Sir William Ramsay School should alight at the Hazlemere Crossroads or Holmer Green Road stops, from which the school is a 7 minute walk away.
31 High Wycombe - Arnison Avenue - Penn - Beaconsfield
Service 31 operates up to every 30 minutes between High Wycombe, Arnison Avenue, Hazlemere, Sir William Ramsay School, Penn and Beaconsfield.
41 High Wycombe - Hazlemere - Prestwood - Great Missenden
Service 41 operates up to every hour between High Wycombe, Hazlemere, Widmer End, Great Kingshill, Prestwood and Great Missenden. Students travelling to Sir William Ramsay School should alight at the Hazlemere Crossroads or Holmer Green Road stops, from which the school is a 7 minute walk away.
Connecting services at High Wycombe Bus Station
Change at High Wycombe Bus Station for
- Service 30 to Hughenden Avenue, The Pastures and Downley.
- Service 32 to Sands, Booker, Wycombe Marsh and Micklefield.
- Service 33 to Totteridge and Castlefield.
- Service 34 to Cressex, Lane End, Hicks Farm Rise and Roebuck Avenue.
- Service 36 to Daws Hill, Flackwell Heath and Bourne End.
- Service 37 to Wooburn Green, Bourne End and Maidenhead.
Choosing your ticket
Dedicated school services
If you're travelling on a dedicated school service (routes 600-699), you'll need a ticket specifically for that route.
- Unless stated otherwise, these passes can also be used on all local Carousel bus services at any time, seven days a week - ideal for after‑school activities or weekend trips.
- We understand that increasing numbers of schools are now choosing to make their sites ‘smartphone free’, and so we’re pleased to confirm that tickets for all of our dedicated school and college services are available as either mobile app tickets or as reusable smartcards without any difference in cost.
- Some school services require a specific minimum number of customers to commit to using the service before it will be confirmed. You can see more information on this and whether it applies to your service via the link below.
Find out more and purchase your ticket here
Local bus services
For local bus routes, you can buy single or return tickets on board, or choose a zone ticket if you travel regularly.
How to pick the correct zone ticket for your journey
1. Identify your start and end points
Work out where your journey begins and finishes.
2. Check which zones you'll travel through
Use the Carousel zone map to work out which zone(s) you'll be travelling in.
- Zone A includes High Wycombe, Flackwell Heath, Hazlemere and Penn.
- Zone B includes Amersham, Chesham, Beaconsfield and Marlow.
- Zone C includes Maidenhead, Slough, Reading, Windsor and Uxbridge.
3. Pick the ticket that covers all the zones you'll travel through
If your journey crosses multiple zones, choose a combined ticket.
- For example, travelling from Zone A to Zone C requires a zone ABC ticket.
4. Choose how long you want your pass to last
Options include day, weekly, monthly, termly, and annual scholar passes.