Welcome to our website, giving you a picture of our school.
The Judd School is a special place to learn and grow, for students and for staff. We have a long tradition of success, but take a modern approach to learning, in and out of lessons. The school maxim is ‘Learn, Grow, Belong’ and this epitomises our approach in all we do. Students are given many opportunities to develop – socially, academically and personally – we are proud of the way they embrace life.
Please find time to visit the school and experience it for yourself. I trust you will find it a happy, nurturing and forward-thinking environment with a buzz around learning. In the meantime, please browse the site, including a welcome from Frederic and Sienna - Head Boy and Head Girl.
The Sixth Form Open Evening will take place on Wednesday 6th November 2024. The gates will open at 16:45, in preparation for the fi...
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Thank you to the many parents that have completed our survey. After much consideration the school has decided to take the KCC published dat...
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Congratulations to Daniel H, Jasper E and Louis W in Y12 for being awarded the Arkwright Engineering Scholarship. This highly prestigious n...
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On the 9th of October, Judd students from Years 8,10,11,12 and 13 took part in our Futures Fair, in which companies, universities and organ...
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Despite cancellations, precarious weather forecasts and soggy ground we are delighted that we were able to proceed with our Whole School Ph...
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After a very busy summer term, when we had the Year 12 UCAS Exhibition Trip, Mock Interviews, Work Experience Week and the Year 10 World of...
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Mathematics is often associated with boredom, formulae, and endless equations, right? Well, maybe not always. Last academic year, I was inv...
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Success for James in year 12, whose essay on Thomas Hobbes was shortlisted. Please see link for results. Pragmat offers...
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Year 11 achieve outstanding results, our best examination results of the 9-1 grade era.
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