which is in the heart of Manchester’s student quarter. We’re a campus college, with main entrances on Lower Park Road and Thurloe Street.
South of the city centre
from all sides of manchester
on
busiest bust route
41: Middleton – Bowker Vale – Manchester City Centre – Sale
42: Stockport – Heaton Mersey – Moss Side – Piccadilly Gardens
42A: North Reddish – Reddish – Heaton Moor – Piccadilly Gardens
42B: Woodford – Cheadle Hulme – Cheadle – Piccadilly Gardens
43: Manchester Airport – Moss Side – Piccadilly Gardens
53: Cheetham Hill – Higher Crumpsall – Old Trafford – Pendleton
142: East Didsbury – Didsbury – Moss Side – Piccadilly Gardens
143: West Didsbury – Withington – Moss Side – Piccadilly Gardens
157: Ashton-in-Makerfield – Crank – Rainford – Rainford Junction
11: Stockport – Edgeley – Cheadle – Gatley – Altrincham
15: Flixton – Urmston – Stretford – Hulme – Piccadilly Gardens
50: MediaCityUK – Pendleton – Salford – Burnage – East Didsbury
130: Macclesfield – Henbury – Wilmslow – Manchester Airport
V1: Leigh – Tyldesley – Salford – Oxford Road – Manchester Royal Infirmary
751: Burnage – Birchfields – Rusholme – Piccadilly Gardens
51: East Didsbury – Burnage – Rusholme – Salford – MediaCityUK
147: Ancoats – Rusholme – Fallowfield – West Didsbury
112: Boarshaw – Middleton – Greengate – Piccadilly Gardens
255: Partington – Carrington – Stretford – Piccadilly Gardens
256: Flixton – Lostock – Stretford – Hulme – Piccadilly Gardens
103: Manchester Airport – Wythenshawe – Piccadilly Gardens
76A: Oldham – Limeside – Failsworth – Piccadilly Gardens
216: Stalybridge – Ashton-under-Lyne – Piccadilly Gardens
119: Higher Blackley – Charlestown – Moston – Piccadilly Gardens
163: Bury – Heywood – Langley – Middleton – Piccadilly Gardens
263: Altrincham – Sale – Stretford – Hulme – Piccadilly Gardens
182: Wrens Nest – Royton – Chadderton – Piccadilly Gardens
38: Greenhays – Little Hulton – Swinton – Salford – Piccadilly Gardens
201: Hattersley – Hyde – Denton – Manchester City Centre
Manchester Piccadilly and Oxford Road stations are just a 10-minute taxi ride away. For train times and tickets, visit National Rail.
There are a few travel schemes worth knowing about:
Our Pass gives you free bus travel across Greater Manchester, plus retail and leisure discounts. There is a one-off fee of £10 to get your card.
The 16-17 Saver gets you up to 50%-off most train travel if you are aged 16 or 17. It costs £30 and is valid for one year or until your 18th birthday. We will reimburse the cost of the card with proof of purchase, and we will base any travel cost assessments on the assumption that you hold one.
The Scholar’s Permit lets students aged 16 to 19 travel to and from College at child fares on buses, trams, and trains in Greater Manchester. It is valid for one academic year and costs £5. You can hold both an Our Pass and a Scholar’s Permit if you need to.
“With my high school being quite far away from the nearest sixth form, I had to look further afield for my choice of college. After seeing the breathtaking campus at Xaverian and visualising myself learning here, I was convinced Xaverian was the best option for me. The considerable length of my journey to College was initially a concern but every worry was met with resounding support, such as the Travel Bursary. In some ways, the travel time has also allowed me to further my friendships with people I have met in College or revise for exams, so I would consider it valuable time as part of my day.”
Glossopdale School
A Levels in Ancient History, Classical Civilisation and English Literature
Degree in English Literature
