Marshall's Bus & Coach Moruya

19/05/2026

Seems only fitting that our last Tour is to Lion King today, as Lion King has been in the past our best selling show.
It is sad to see our Tours side of the business finish. However times have changed and we do not like disappointing people with having to cancel Tours when we do not get enough interest, having done our best efforts to advertise. We thank all our clients over the many years.

11/05/2026

From Transport for NSW Guidelines for Managing School Student Behaviour on Buses - Page 8 - Parents/Guardians are responsible for:

-Ensuring that their child understands the Code of Conduct
-Disclosing to the bus operator and school Principal any disability or personal circumstances that may affect the student’s behaviour and any plans or strategies to support students with particular needs to facilitate safe travel
-If meeting their child at the bus stop, never wait on the opposite side of the road
-Communicating with the bus operator and school Principal to discuss their child’s misbehaviour and its consequences if the child’s behaviour has breached the Code of Conduct and the operator has requested a meeting
-Treating bus operators and their employees respectfully and courteously.

11/05/2026

Come celebrate 50 years with us

https://marshallsbus.com.au/home/50-year-celebration/

07/05/2026

If a students has lost their bus pass there is a $5 replacement fee. Please contact the office to organise a new pass and payment.

07/05/2026

Legal considerations on buses

Wear the seat belt properly adjusted and fastened, if one is available.
Obey the law that bans smoking or va**ng on buses.
Ensure that buses are not vandalised; report any damage, graffiti, or window etching to the driver.
Do not interfere with bus property, equipment or signage.
Do not leave rubbish on the bus, or at bus stops or interchanges.

When travelling between home and school, students must adhere to various regulations regarding passenger behaviour and the codes of conduct for travel using public transport.

07/05/2026

Don't walk, RUN!
Book now for Lion King day trip 12 July 2026.

“Giraffes strut. Birds swoop. Gazelles leap. The entire Serengeti comes to life as never before. And as the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from the mist.”

06/05/2026

Adults can use our school buses. The charge is $2 per trip and they must sit at the front of the bus.

06/05/2026

Safety on and near buses

Obey reasonable directions from the driver (for example, where to sit or to remain in the bus).
Remain in your seat; do not move around the bus unnecessarily.
If standing, remain behind the front passenger seat and always keep a secure handhold.
Keep bags and other items clear of the aisle.
Do not allow any part of your body to protrude from the bus at any time.
Wait for the bus in a quiet and orderly manner, including at bus interchanges.
Stand away from the roadside until the bus comes to a complete stop.
Allow other passengers to leave the bus before boarding in a single line.
Wait until the bus stops before moving to get off the bus at your designated stop.
Cross the road where and when it's safe to do so, use crossings/traffic lights where available.

When travelling between home and school, students must adhere to various regulations regarding passenger behaviour and the codes of conduct for travel using public transport.

05/05/2026

Transport for NSW state "Eligible students can receive free travel to and from home and school/TAFE".

We at Marshall's allow students who hold a Marshall's bus pass to travel on any Marshall's bus. We know students use different buses to get to After School Care, Sports Practice and Grandparents house.

We remind everyone that students must carry their bus passes with them at all times when using the school bus and present to any driver.

Students who do not have a Marshall's bus pass are to pay $1 each time they catch the bus, or purchase a Term Bus Pass.