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.
Congratulations to our Year 7 entrants on their success in writing a response to the Romulus and Remus myth. Hajun C was highly comme...
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The School enjoyed another excellent Sports Day on Friday. Warm conditions and a gentle breeze were welcomed by athletes and spectators...
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Congratulations to our fantastic students on a wonderful evening of music at our Summer Concert. The students played and sang absolute...
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After their 10 wicket victory in the Kent Cup Final on Tuesday 17th June against Kent College, the U15s were given the opportunity to repre...
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Massive congratulations to both the junior (Y8) and intermediate (Y9 and 10) athletics teams on qualifying for the national schools cup fin...
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Our U15 cricket team played the final of the U15 Kent T20 Cup vs Kent College on Tuesday 17th June at Linton Park Cricket Club. After lo...
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Our Year 12 students annually engage in the prestigious Royal Society for Chemistry Schools’ Analyst Competition, hosted at Tonbridge...
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Sports Day will be held on-site next week. Key information appears below: Programme The event is for Y7-10, with Y12 prefects assisti...
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This year 28 of our Year 10 students took part in the National Scientific Thinking Challenge, which is run by the University of Warwick in...
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