Original sentence: At any one time, The Judd School will have in excess of 900 pupils, and around 70 teachers.Duke - after Neville Duke, a World War II fighter pilot and quondam holder of the world air speed record.Each year, the four houses compete for a house cup.Hodge - after Donald Hodge, one of the last surviving veterans of the First World War.Lewin - after Terence Lewin, former Chief of the Defence Staff and Admiral of the Fleet.Powell - after Professor Cecil Frank Powell, winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1950.The school adheres to a house system;students and staff are divided among four houses named after prominent alumni, each house has its own colour scheme and corresponding tie (which is part of the school uniform.There are a total of seven year groups, including an integrated sixth form
Edited sentence: Duke - for Neville Duke, a World War II fighter pilot and quondam holder of the world air speed record.Hodge - for Donald Hodge, one of the last surviving veterans of the First World War.Judd currently has 933 pupils on roll (as of September 2007) from Years 7 to 13, with 69 teachers.Lewin - for Terence Lewin, former Chief of the Defence Staff and Admiral of the Fleet.Powell - for Professor Cecil Frank Powell, winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1950.The inaugural House Cup (2008-09) was won in convincing fashion by Lewin.The school re-introduced the house system in 2008, with students and staff are divided among four houses named after prominent alumni of the school, with members of each house wearing ties featuring their house colour