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.
We are very pleased to announce that the school has been awarded the Silver Equalities Award by Equaliteach. This focused on excellent...
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The Judd School cross country teams had a very successful day on Saturday during the 50th anniversary of the Senior Knole Ru...
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We celebrate this New year with the completion of our mural, representing the school's maxim, Learn Grow Belong. Huge thanks to Cameron...
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Please find below a 'Christmas Anthology' containing Christmas themed stories that have been written by the following members of Cr...
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This year, the German Department has entered a team of Year 12’s to the Goethe-Institut’s German Debating Competition for the f...
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On Tuesday 3rd December Judd hosted the inaugural Junior Chess Triangular welcoming teams from Skinners and St Olaves' for an afte...
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On Saturday 30 November 12 sixth form students went to Imperial College London to take part in the UKSDC regional heat. The UK Space Design...
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Sina (Y8) decided to participate in the International History Olympiad due to his interest in history, he wanted to compete against other p...
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The Judd School retained the U14 County Schools rugby title with a superb victory 36-7 over Gravesend Grammar School, in the final at Grave...
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