Driving to College
Callywith College promotes the use of sustainable travel to get to your place of study. However, we recognise the fact that sometimes car travel is unavoidable.
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Students parking at Callywith College will need a Parking Permit which can be applied for here. To apply for a permit, students will need to provide copies of their driver's licence and insurance and are issued on a case-by-case basis.
Second year students can purchase an annual parking permit at a cost of £50, or from January for spring and summer terms at a cost of £40, or after Easter for the summer term only at a cost of £30.
Permits will only be issued for one of the following reasons:
- You are a blue badge holder and need to use reserved parking close to the building (please note a pass must still be purchased and the badge displayed at all times).
- You are the Primary Carer for a member of your family (son/daughter/sibling/ parent). Please enclose details of Young Carer responsibilities.
- You have work commitments straight before or after college. Please attach confirmation of work hours from your employer on headed paper, and work address.
- You have a medical condition that prevents easy use of public transport (as already notified to Learning Support/Student Services).
- There is no access to a suitable bus stop within 10 miles of your home address. Please attach a postcode map of your address from google maps.
- You have posted an advert for car-share and will be bringing students with you (at least one additional student per day). Please send evidence of advert and confirmation email from students who will be sharing lifts and number plates, drivers licences and insurance details from all cars being used.
Payments should be made via the College Online Shop. The option to purchase a pass will only appear once you have submitted this form and you have received confirmation that your documentation has been validated. Once paid your parking permit can be collected from Temple Reception.
Parking at Callywith College is limited due to planning conditions set by Cornwall Council, which require the College to operate in line with an agreed Transport Plan that promotes sustainable and public transport. As a result, students are strongly encouraged to use college bus services and public transport as their primary means of travel.