17 June, 2024

Exploring Your Passions

Law Students Trip - Law Students Trip
Law Students Enrichment Trip
The Law Enrichment Week programme was not only an academic exercise but a catalyst for personal growth. It challenged the students to think critically, act ethically, and aspire to be agents of change within the legal community. For many, it was a defining moment in their decision to pursue a career in law, a testament to the power of experiential learning through Supercurricular.
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This excursion was more than just a cultural outing; it was a culmination of the week’s learning experiences. As the curtain fell, the students emerged with a deeper appreciation for the legal profession’s complexities and the profound impact of the law on society.
Jason Brooks
Director of Supercurricular

This week OIC's ambitious future law students embarked on a transformative journey during the Law Enrichment Week programme from the classroom to the courtroom. Guided by the wisdom of a former barrister, these young minds delved into the intricacies of the legal profession, gaining invaluable insights that textbooks alone could never impart.

The week began with a series of interactive sessions where the students engaged with legal theories and real-world applications. The former barrister, shared personal anecdotes and practical tips, bridging the gap between legal education and practice. The students, hailing from diverse backgrounds, were united by their common passion for justice and the rule of law.

As the week progressed, the students were introduced to the art of advocacy, learning how to craft compelling arguments and present them with confidence. They participated in mock trials, assuming various roles within the legal system, which honed their critical thinking and public speaking skills.

The highlight of the programme was a visit to the iconic London County Hall to witness Agatha Christie’s classic play, “Witness for the Prosecution.” Set in a unique courtroom setting, the students experienced the drama and intensity of a murder trial. The play’s gripping narrative and unexpected twists provided a vivid illustration of the legal concepts they had been studying, leaving an indelible mark on their educational journey.

The students’ also got the chance to visit to the prestigious Inner Temple Library to immerse themselves in the rich resources of one of the four Inns of Court libraries. Access to this treasure trove of legal knowledge was facilitated through a special arrangement, allowing the students to explore the vast collections and engage with the library’s services.

The Law Enrichment Week programme was not only an academic exercise but a catalyst for personal growth. It challenged the students to think critically, act ethically, and aspire to be agents of change within the legal community. For many, it was a defining moment in their decision to pursue a career in law, a testament to the power of experiential learning through supercurricular.

As these students continue their educational pursuits, the memories of the Law Enrichment Week will serve as a guiding light, reminding them of the vital role they can play in upholding justice and shaping the future of the legal landscape.

Jason Brooks | Director of Supercurricular