Legal literacy for the threshold of adulthood.
Sixth Form students are about to become legal adults. The decisions they make in their final years of school and immediately afterwards have a legal weight that they may not yet fully grasp. Our Sixth Form workshops are designed to bridge that gap, giving Years 13 and 14 students the legal awareness they'll need from the moment they turn 18.
The workshop is offered in three time formats: a 1-hour legal foundation, a 2-hour in-depth conversation, and a 3-hour format that includes our flagship mock trial with wigs and gowns. The mock trial is especially valuable for students considering legal careers, giving them a real taste of courtroom advocacy.
Schools considering this workshop for law-curious students may also be interested in our CareerEd programme, which is designed specifically for students looking at law as a career path.
- LLW and Citizenship teachers
- Heads of Sixth Form
- Careers advisers and UCAS coordinators
- Schools with law-curious A-Level students
The legal topics Sixth Form students need.
Topics chosen to support the transition into adulthood and the realities of independent decision-making.
Choose the format that fits your timetable.
Each format is fully scoped and ready to deliver. Content is tailored to the time available.
A focused legal foundation session covering the most pressing topics for A-Level students. No mock trial.
A deeper conversation with more space for discussion and scenario work. No mock trial. Suitable for cohorts wanting comprehensive coverage.
Our most popular option. Includes the mock trial with wigs and gowns. Especially valuable for students considering legal careers.
CareerEd is LawEd's career-focused programme for students considering a future in law. It covers entry routes, university selection, work experience strategies, and what life as a lawyer actually looks like. Designed specifically for Sixth Form students at the decision-making stage.
Learn More About CareerEd →Book a Sixth Form workshop.
Free consultation with Kate. We'll scope the right format for your Year 13 and 14 students.