The Judd School
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The school logo
Founded in 1888 as Sir Andrew Judd's Commercial School, The Judd School was the first grammar school in the Kent market town of Tonbridge in the United Kingdom.
Supported by the Skinners' Company, a London Livery Company, it quickly grew and moved to its present site in 1896. The school has a strong record of producing academic and sporting success and its alumni include Nobel prize winner Cecil Powell and a number of bishops and military men.
Status
The school was designated as one of the first six Specialist Music Colleges as of September 2004.
The current headmaster is Robert Masters, who has occupied the post since September 2004.
The Judd School is a Voluntary Aided Grammar School for boys, with a number of girls in the Sixth Form. There are around 900 students aged 11-18, nearly all going on to University.
External links
- The Judd School website (http://www.juddschool.org.uk)