Free School Meals

Please click here to see if you are eligible for Free School Meals. Please claim if you are eligible since the school receives extra funding to better support your child.

Pupil Premium Statement

The Judd School allocates Pupil Premium to the individual students for whom it was intended; through consultation with parents we identify areas where the funding can assist both academic and pastoral activities which enhance their school experience.

Typical types of provision are:

• Tutoring – One to One and revision courses
• Books and publications
• School trips – Day and residential
• IT Equipment
• Duke of Edinburgh Awards
• Assistance with travel

We have received 3 levels of funding:

• Standard £935pa 
• Looked after children (LAC’s) between £1400 - £1900pa
• Service children (where a parent is enrolled in the armed forces) £300pa

 

The Judd School 16 – 19 School Bursary Scheme – Academic Year 2024-25

The Judd School Bursary scheme policy can be found here and the application form can be found at the foot of this page. Alternatively if you are unable to access this for any reason you can request copies from the Finance Office.

If your son/daughter is already in receipt of the School Bursary for the academic year 2023-24 they will need to re-apply for this academic year.

The School Bursary Scheme (SBS) application process involves completion of the form and supply of supporting documents, as follows:-

1. Copy of student’s passport; both front cover and the photo ID page. (Current Year 12 students who received a bursary from The Judd School this academic year need only provide this if a new passport has been issued)
2. Copy of parent/guardian’s benefit reward notice or proof of income, if self-employed (Please ensure these are for the current tax year (April 2024 - March 2025)
3. Support for the costs which you wish us to assist in funding, other than the school meal request. This can be in the form of an Internet page confirming price, receipts or quotations received.
4. Please ensure you have checked with the relevant teacher regarding the requirements for subject specific books and equipment.
5. Please note the SBS payments must be made to the student’s own bank account and therefore if they do not have one please ensure one is opened during the holidays to facilitate this. We ask on the application form for details of this account.

All applications need to be returned, with supporting documents, to Mrs Sarah Moore – marked “School Bursary Scheme – Confidential” by 20th September 2024. However, please do not wait to forward your form if you have everything to hand as we will be processing them during the summer holidays.  If you have any queries please contact Mrs Moore on 01732 770880 x2020 or at smoore@judd.kent.sch.uk.

Historically between 25-30% of the amounts applied for get funded by this government provided bursary.

 

The Lawrence Atwell Y7-Y13

The Judd School has been successful in securing a fund for the explicit support of students who are not able to afford the full cost of their education whilst attending the school. The fund, which is gratefully received, has been granted from the Lawrence Atwell Charity which is run by The Worshipful Company of Skinners, of which The Judd School forms a part.  This funding enables us to support families who may not be able to fund the whole cost of educating their son or daughter. The fund will contribute towards costs such as educational visits, uniforms (both school and sporting), university visits, school equipment, school lunches and any other reasonable school expense.

If you think you may be eligible to apply please do so in confidence to the Mrs Moore (Finance Manager) via e-mail on smoore@judd.kent.sch.uk or by writing to her at the school.

If you are uncertain if you are eligible to apply and would like some advice please contact Mrs Moore.

 

School's Financial Benchmarking information can be found here