Overview
- Julian Johnson-Munday, 63, appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on January 27 and denied one count of fraud by false representation.
- He elected a jury trial and was granted unconditional bail with a hearing set for February 24 at Norwich Crown Court.
- Prosecutors allege he used a school credit card for personal expenses, including Lord’s tickets and accommodation at the East India Company.
- He is also accused of using a school-owned digger for his own purposes, with the alleged total put at approximately £2,724.50.
- Johnson-Munday led Culford School for about 19 years before his suspension in January 2023, and the independent school near Bury St Edmunds charges fees of up to about £36,000 a year.