by Carren Atieno | Oct 28, 2026 | Fleet management, school transport, school transport management
Ask the same question at two campuses of one school: which students were recorded as boarding this morning, and who followed up on yesterday’s delay? At the first campus, the answer comes from the transport coordinator’s notebook and a call to the driver. At the...
by Carren Atieno | Oct 26, 2026 | Safety, school transport, school transport management
School transport affects families, staff, and the school’s reputation from the first day of term. Yet many schools treat school transport provider selection as a purchase: compare prices, check the vehicles, sign the contract, and move on. A contract can look...
by Carren Atieno | Oct 22, 2026 | bus journey, school transport, school transport management
Excerpt: Discover the responsibilities of a school bus attendant, why clear expectations matter, and how schools can improve student supervision, communication, and transport accountability. A school bus attendant does more than help students board and leave a...
by Carren Atieno | Oct 19, 2026 | Safety, school transport, school transport management
International school families rarely judge transport by local norms. They may compare their new school’s service with what they experienced in another country, or with the level of service they expect from other parts of the school experience. A family that has...
by Carren Atieno | Oct 14, 2026 | Fleet management, school transport, Transport data
When a bus runs late, parents want to know where it is and when it will arrive. The school office may start calling the transport team, which then tries to reach the driver. Meanwhile, nobody has a clear answer to give the parent. It’s a small moment, but it points to...
by Carren Atieno | Oct 12, 2026 | school transport, school transport management, Transport data
A transport coordinator hands in their notice. A driver goes on sudden sick leave. A bus assistant who’s run the same route for two years takes a job elsewhere. Staff changes are an unavoidable part of running a school. The buses still need to run the next...
