Local, long-running school
We have taught Bardia learners for 20+ years with structured local-road lessons.
Driving school Bardia
Your test runs from the Service NSW centre at Ed Square, just across Campbelltown Road, so your lessons rehearse the same roads. Accredited automatic lessons with free door-to-door pick-up anywhere in Bardia. Send the form for a quote, or call and speak to an instructor now.


Free quote
Tell us where you are up to and we will come back with Bardia lesson times and a price.
Free door-to-door pick-up and drop-off across Bardia is included in every lesson, seven days a week.
Prefer to talk it through? Call 02 8277 9091 and speak to the Liverpool team direct.
We have taught Bardia learners for 20+ years with structured local-road lessons.
First-time learners, nervous drivers, test-ready students and overseas licence holders are welcome.
Clear single-hour, multi-hour and test-day package prices help you plan before booking.
We are open every day from 7am to 7pm, with pick-up and drop-off included.
Driving lessons Bardia
Bardia was built on the old Ingleburn army camp, and its street map still reads like a service record: Tobruk Street, Alamein Street, Kapyong Street and Long Tan Street, beside lanes named Infantry, Signals, Ordnance and Medic. For a learner, the useful fact is the suburb's shape. Bardia is a long strip, under three kilometres end to end, held between Campbelltown Road and the Hume Motorway, and the Edmondson Park test centre at Ed Square is just over Campbelltown Road. Few suburbs put the test centre this close to home.
Pricing
Automatic lessons with pick-up and drop-off included. No joining fee and no hidden extras.
Perfect for beginners
$80
One automatic lesson hour, including pick-up and drop-off.
Most popular
$150
Two automatic lesson hours, including pick-up and drop-off.
Save $30
$370
Five lesson hours, including pick-up and drop-off.
Best value
$700
Ten lesson hours, including pick-up and drop-off.
Lessons plus test day
$770
Eight lesson hours, a warm-up lesson on test day and car hire for the Service NSW assessment.
Test-ready package
$220
A one-hour warm-up lesson plus car hire for the driving test.
Structured lessons
Lessons follow a staged plan instead of aimless repetition.
Focus: Cockpit setup, controls, moving off and stopping, mirror habits and smooth braking.
Location: Bruce Ferguson Avenue and the quiet streets beside Bardia Park
Focus: Approach speed, checking to the right, choosing a safe gap and signalling the exit.
Location: Bardia Avenue's roundabouts at Vevi Street, Derna Street and MacDonald Road
Focus: Crawling-speed control, school zones, pedestrian awareness, reverse parking and three-point turns.
Location: The named lanes and the Bardia Public School zone near MacDonald Road
Focus: Lane choice at signals, right turns across traffic and independent decisions.
Location: The Campbelltown Road lights, Soldiers Parade and route practice out of Ed Square
Lesson types
Choose the service that matches your experience, confidence and test plans.
Start with controls, steering, observation and safe routines at a manageable pace.
Record your NSW learner hours with an accredited instructor, including 3-for-1 credit for eligible learners under 25.
Practise test-standard observation, positioning, speed choice and manoeuvres.
Build reliable reverse parallel, 90-degree and angle parking with clear reference points.
Adapt overseas driving experience to NSW road rules, local traffic and any required practical test.
Rebuild confidence after time away from driving or a change in conditions.
Use calm coaching and staged exposure to make progress without pressure.
Complete a warm-up lesson and sit the Service NSW test in the familiar automatic car you trained in.
Log night hours after dark with your instructor, practising headlight use, glare and judging distance in low light.
Book Saturday and Sunday lessons from 7am to 7pm when school, university or work fills the week.
Local context
Almost every Bardia learner books the Edmondson Park centre at Ed Square, which sits just across Campbelltown Road, with Liverpool on Orange Grove Road, about 10 km away, as the alternative. Your lessons run on the roads around whichever centre you book, rehearsing the signalised turns, roundabouts, parking and observation habits assessors mark on the day. Bardia learners who book Liverpool instead can compare it with our Liverpool driving lessons on the Orange Grove Road test routes.
Training progresses from Bardia streets to the traffic, lane discipline, observation and manoeuvre standards expected around Ed Square, Edmondson Park.
Bardia roads
Sydney South Driving School provides Bardia driving lessons with free pick-up from your home, school or work. With Ed Square this close, a lesson can move from Bardia's own streets onto the roads around the test centre without losing time in transit.
Bardia has 28 named lanes alongside its streets, among them Provost Lane, Raeme Lane, Service Corps Lane and Infantry Lane. They are narrow and close in, which makes them good ground for crawling-speed control, precise positioning and the habit of watching for a car pulling out, once a learner is comfortable on wider streets such as Bruce Ferguson Avenue, the longest residential street in the suburb.
Bardia Avenue has roundabouts at Vevi Street, Derna Street and MacDonald Road, and a fourth where it meets Borneo Street and Ingleburn Gardens Drive. One run along the avenue gives a learner four roundabouts, each with a different approach, which is the repetition that give-way judgement needs. Ingleburn Gardens Drive adds a fifth at Nash Street and Noble Street.
Bardia Public School sits close to MacDonald Road and Arthur Allen Drive, and the corner of those two roads is controlled by traffic lights. Lessons at school times combine a school zone, a signalised intersection and students crossing within a short distance of each other, which is a demanding mix for a newer learner and good preparation for the busier streets around Ed Square.
Campbelltown Road runs along the edge Bardia shares with Edmondson Park, and the suburb's streets meet it at traffic lights: Ray Simpson Avenue, MacDonald Road, Borneo Street, Ingleburn Gardens Drive and Soldiers Parade, which leads into Ed Square. Campbelltown Road is where lessons practise lane choice on a multi-lane road, turning right at signals with oncoming traffic, and the approach into the test-centre precinct itself.
The Hume Motorway runs along Bardia's other long edge, separating it from Macquarie Links and Glenfield. It is the last stage of a learner's progression, practised only once speed control, mirror checks and head checks are completely reliable.
Trust signals
Every Bardia lesson is backed by recognised checks and industry credentials.

ADTA membership supports current professional training standards.

Recognised, structured driving instruction for NSW learners.

Vetted instructor conduct for younger learners and their families.

Lessons aligned with NSW road rules and assessment standards.

Added reassurance for learners and parents.
FAQ
Clear answers about lessons, pricing and local test preparation.
Yes. Bardia sits inside Ashraf's Liverpool service area, so lessons run there seven days a week from 7am to 7pm, including weekends and school holidays. Free door-to-door pick-up is included anywhere in Bardia.
Whichever one you book. Almost every Bardia learner tests at Edmondson Park, because Ed Square is just across Campbelltown Road, and Liverpool on Orange Grove Road is the alternative. Your lessons run on the roads around the centre you choose.
A single hour is $80 and two hours is $150, with pick-up and drop-off included. Five and ten hour packages bring the hourly rate down, and there is a test-day package that includes a warm-up lesson plus car hire.
Yes. Free door-to-door pick-up and drop-off is included anywhere in Bardia at no extra charge, whether that is from home, from school or from a workplace nearby.
Yes. Ashraf is accredited by Transport for NSW, so if you are under 25 each hour you drive records as three logbook hours, up to 10 professional hours, which is 30 logbook hours.
Yes. The test-day package includes a warm-up lesson immediately before your booking and use of the automatic car you have been learning in for the Service NSW assessment. From Bardia, that warm-up can finish only minutes from Ed Square.
Bruce Ferguson Avenue and the quiet streets beside Bardia Park, at walking-pace speeds, with Ashraf talking you through every control. Nothing moves onto Campbelltown Road until the basics are steady.
Send the quote form on this page and we reply within one business day, usually sooner. If you would rather book straight away, call 02 8277 9091 any day between 7am and 7pm.
Book Bardia lessons
Start from scratch, build logbook hours or prepare for the Edmondson Park Service NSW driving test with a structured local lesson plan.