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| 28 Jan 2025 | |
| Written by Rachel Webb | |
| Of Interest |
After weeks of preparation, our Year 11 team has won a place in the National Final of the @YoungCitizensUK Bar Mock Trial Competition! The final will take place in March, at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.
The competition aims to give young people an unparalleled insight into the judicial system, its venues and the work of senior legal professionals.
Many thanks to Mrs Hempstead for getting the team to this stage. Best of luck to all 15 boys, a tremendous achievement given their young age. This will be an exciting and inspiring event! #MockTrials
You can find out more about the Bar Mock Competition here and see more photos of the team below.
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