The Judd School is a voluntary aided grammar school in the town of Tonbridge in Kent, England. Established in 1888, It was the town's first grammar school, and remains one of the leading state schools in the United Kingdom. There are around 920 students in the school aged 11 to 18 - all boys bar around 60 girls in the sixth form. The school was designated as one of the first six Specialist Music Colleges in September 2004, and the school's most r...
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The Judd School is a voluntary aided grammar school in the town of Tonbridge in Kent, England. Established in 1888, It was the town's first grammar school, and remains one of the leading state schools in the United Kingdom. There are around 920 students in the school aged 11 to 18 - all boys bar around 60 girls in the sixth form. The school was designated as one of the first six Specialist Music Colleges in September 2004, and the school's most recent Ofsted inspection saw it graded as "Outstanding". The current headmaster is Robert Masters, who has occupied the post since September 2004.
Judd strives for academic success, with prospective first-year students having to take the "eleven plus" examination in order to gain a seat. The school targets 100% pass rates at both GCSE and A-level, and Judd is consistently ranked among the top state schools in the country. League tables published by the BBC based on 2008 A-level results rank Judd as the best boys' state school in Kent, and the...
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