Judgemeadow Community College

I was one of the first to go to this wretched school. As you will see my spelling and grammer is attrocious as I used to play truant. My dinner money would be taken on a dailey basis. I would be beaten up by the white kids for being a Asian. There was far worse which they will not allow. The teachers used to make fun of me as I had an Indian accent. In Home economics my mother marianted the food and the teachers went around opening the windows and holding their noses calling it sticky P8ki food! This set off the black and white kids who joined in. I was beaten up for being fat and it was the worst place ever. The same teachers who riddiculed my food, and my accent turned up to my resteraunt and I reminded them of that time they berrated my food, my accent and now they come in for a curry! They looked sheepisly but needless to say I served them but thier food had ingreadiants that would not be on the menu. I played truant as I was beaten up, called the P world and the P and even worse is what I placed into the dishes they orderd.

Hello everyone, I am really disappointed when reading the negative reviews of JMCC. I agree the school isn’t perfect but I ask which school is perfect. We live in an imperfect world but from my point of view I strongly feel that Judgemeadow has done right by me and my children.

My eldest has just left JM being the class of 2023 and he has seen the changes going through the school. I can honestly say that Jason Smith, the Principal has done a fantastic job in turning the school around. So much so that it has been acknowledged by OFSTED. That report was a long time coming but he knew that Judgemeadow was a good school.

My youngest has just completed transition day and she is so excited about coming to Judgemeadow. I understand that they are taking all the year 7s to conkers for a day trip in august. I met a mr choudhry and he said it is a way of getting the year 7s to all get to know each other and to start being a school community. I thought that was a fantastic idea. And he said something that was amazing that we are more than just a school, we are a community.

I was impressed on open evening learning about the rewards program that the students have. They have hot chocolate parties, ice cream van, deserts van, breakfast morning, pizza parties. I hear that they will do Zorb football as a reward for the students this term. It seems to me that they make a lot of effort in this area.

Mr Smith challenged us on open evening to come and see the school in action and see how it is all in real life. What I saw was students enjoying their lessons and all teachers had their door open.

Teachers aren’t giving detentions like candy because they get a warning first. Speak to your child and always take their view with a pinch of salt. Our school Judgemeadow is working hard to be part of our community and we need to back them up.

Also their culture day is by far the best in the city!!!

At judge meadow community college I have seen some very distraught scenes and the staff are quite harsh to students about detentions and also I’ve seen some very bad bullying going on and children getting bullied because of their appearance and also fights happen to occur because of this . It’s not just this though the type of children there are in this school they vape under 18 and are caught judge meadow need to up their security with this younger children vaping can encourage other children to do the same and effect their health. The facilities in Judgemeadow look unclean old teared and they need to change this as my advice towards this. Another reason not to send your child to this school is because they are most likely to get bullied and the teachers learning techniques are quite complicated.The meals at judge meadow are terrible they are too bland. Please I beg you parents listen to this advice.