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James Hudson

June 20, 1969 - June 25, 2021

The administrator of this page is Clare Wilding

James was a much-loved member of staff, who had worked at our school for over 20 years. This loss will be felt very deeply by all who knew him. He will be fondly remembered for his terrible jokes and vast array of ties! School productions, residentials and all things around the wider curriculum were James' passions, as well as being an amazing teacher. So many families within the wider community have had children taught by him, this is a huge loss for us all. Our thoughts are with James' immediate family at this difficult time. The Hamble Primary School Team

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Jane Curtis 2021-07-16 10:07:06 wrote:

We are saddened to hear of the loss of such a wonderful teacher. Our daughter had the privilege to be in Mr Hudson's class and she thought the world of him. He gave our daughter confidence and inspired her to believe that anything is possible and we will be forever grateful. Our conversations always featured tales of Mr Hudson's jokes, his love of pot noodles and the latest nicknames for the children ('squeaky cheese' and then 'maxi Curtis and mini Curtis' for our two daughters). Our thoughts go to Mr Hudson's family, friends and staff at Hamble Primary.

Jane Curtis 2021-07-16 10:07:06 wrote: We are saddened to hear of the loss of such a wonderful teacher. Our daughter had the privilege to be in Mr Hudson's class and she thought the world of him. He gave our daughter confidence and inspired her to believe that anything is possible and we will be forever grateful. Our conversations always featured tales of Mr Hudson's jokes, his love of pot noodles and the latest nicknames for the children ('squeaky cheese' and then 'maxi Curtis and mini Curtis' for our two daughters). Our thoughts go to Mr Hudson's family, friends and staff at Hamble Primary.

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