Law for High School Students at Cambridge University

Course Description: Law for High School Students at Cambridge University

Unlock Your Future: An Immersive Law Course for Aspiring Thinkers

Prepare your child for a transformative journey into the fascinating world of law! Designed specifically for high-achieving 16–17-year-olds, this program offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the intricacies of the legal system. From understanding the anatomy of a case to grappling with pivotal issues of human rights and international law, students will engage with real-world legal challenges that make a significant impact.

🌟 Course Highlights

• In-Depth Learning: Delve into key legal concepts, including the role of juries and the evolution of legal systems.

• Critical Thinking Masterclass: Engage in a specially tailored session that sharpens analytical skills and fosters independent thought.

• Bespoke Curriculum: Our expert tutors adapt the course content based on the students' interests, ensuring a dynamic and relevant learning experience.

• Interactive Seminars: Participate in small group discussions (max 8 students) that encourage collaboration and diverse perspectives.

• Personalized Feedback: Complete two independent pieces of work, receiving constructive evaluations during 1:1 or 2:1 tutorials with expert tutors.

• Certification of Achievement: Students will receive a certificate and a personalized letter of recommendation upon completion.

👩‍🏫 Meet Our Esteemed Tutors

Our dedicated tutors bring a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience:

• Georgios N: An expert in Constitutional Theory with insights on national security and human rights.

• Shahab S: Specializes in International Human Rights Law, aiming to reformulate current legal discourses.

• Dr. Teresa S: A practicing lawyer turned academic, focusing on Public Law and Human Rights.

• Chloe H: A passionate researcher in Public Law and AI Ethics, dedicated to nurturing student success.

🏛️ Accommodation at Sidney Sussex College

Students will reside at the prestigious Sidney Sussex College, where they will experience a nurturing environment that encourages both academic growth and personal development.

Location: Cambridge, United Kingdom �*

Students live and study in the historic city of Cambridge, home to more than 800 years of academic tradition. Known for its poets, scholars, and pioneering thinkers, Cambridge offers an inspiring environment where creativity and scholarship come together. Its libraries, colleges, and literary heritage make it the perfect setting for students who want to explore how literature reflects and shapes society.

Life in Cambridge 🏛️

Students stay in comfortable single or twin bedrooms depending on their tier selection. Cambridge accommodations offer shared social spaces, historic courtyards, and calm environments ideal for study and relaxation. Rooms are safe, welcoming, and staffed by on-course support teams who ensure the wellbeing of all students throughout their stay.

Meals and Catering 🍽️

Meals are provided on a half-board basis, including daily breakfast and dinner served either at the accommodation or at carefully selected local restaurants. Students purchase their own lunch. Dietary requirements and preferences are fully accommodated.

Certificates and Tutor Feedback �*

Every student receives a certificate of achievement, detailed written tutor feedback, and a personalised Letter of Recommendation to support future academic, school, or programme applications.

Airport Transfers ✈️

Transfers operate from London Heathrow Airport on official arrival and departure days and are included in the programme price. Staff are stationed at Heathrow between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM to welcome students, coordinate transfers, and ensure a smooth arrival. Families are encouraged to book flights arriving before 3:00 PM so students can join the last transfer of the day.

What’s Included – Tier Overview ⭐

Plus A complete academic and residential experience with half-board meals, small seminars, workshops, and single or twin rooms with shared bathrooms. Includes scheduled Heathrow transfers.

Superior Includes all Plus features, with private ensuite accommodation, enhanced insurance, and greater flexibility for families.

Premier The premium option with concierge-selected rooms, platinum-level insurance, flexible arrival transfers, and a future coaching session for academic or university guidance.

🌍 Excursions to Enrich Learning

Experience the rich tapestry of British history and culture with exciting outings, including:

• Westminster, London: Explore the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace.

• British Museum: Discover over 8 million artefacts spanning human history.

• Canterbury: Step back in time at the iconic Canterbury Cathedral.

• Greenwich: Visit the Royal Observatory and the National Maritime Museum.

• Warwick Castle: Witness medieval history come alive with jousting tournaments.

• Tower of London: Uncover the secrets of this historic fortress and its infamous past.

• Portsmouth: Dive into the UK's maritime heritage at the historic dockyard.

📅 Session Availability & Pricing

Choose from multiple sessions in 2026, with various boarding options to suit your preferences:

• 28 Jun - 11 Jul: Non-residential - £5,495, Plus (shared bathroom) - £6,995

• 5 Jul - 18 Jul: Non-residential - £5,495, Plus (shared bathroom) - £6,995, Superior (private room) - £7,995, Premier (private room) - £9,995

• 12 Jul - 25 Jul: Non-residential - £5,495, Plus (shared bathroom) - £6,995, Superior (private room) - £7,995, Premier (private room) - £9,995

• 19 Jul - 1 Aug: Non-residential - £5,495, Plus (shared bathroom) - £6,995, Superior (private room) - £7,995, Premier (private room) - £9,995

✨ Enroll Now for an Unforgettable Experience!

This is more than just a course; it’s a chance for your child to build confidence, develop critical skills, and forge lifelong friendships. With a strong emphasis on pastoral care, students are supported every step of the way, ensuring a safe and enriching environment.

Give your child the gift of a transformative educational experience that will leave them inspired and well-prepared for their future endeavors!

Day Students / Non-Residential Schedule Overview 🌞

High school day students follow a structured and engaging daytime schedule, giving them the full academic and enrichment experience while returning home each evening. Each morning begins with drop-off between 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM, followed by academic seminars, tutorial preparation, or study blocks. Sessions usually run until 12:30 PM, with short breaks built in so students can recharge and socialise. 📘☕

Afternoons offer a variety of activities designed to build confidence, broaden understanding, and inspire curiosity. Depending on the day, students may take part in goal-setting workshops, tutorial Q&A sessions, supervised study, city tours, enrichment activities, or reflection periods. These run from early afternoon until about 4:30–5:00 PM, giving students a balanced mix of academics and exploration. 🌿✨

In the early evening, students have dinner included, allowing them to enjoy meals with their peers in a relaxed, social environment. After dinner, students participate in optional or included evening activities such as welcome talks, group events, or socials, depending on the day. Pick-up usually takes place between 6:30 PM and 7:00 PM, unless there is a special event like a celebratory dinner or end-of-week social, which may run slightly later. 🌙🎉

Arrival and Departure for Day Students 🚗

Parents or guardians are responsible for morning drop-off and evening pick-up within the designated windows shown on the weekly timetable.

Typical times are:

• Drop-off: 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM

• Pick-up: 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM

On certain days (such as celebratory dinners or Friday socials), pick-up may be later, and families will be notified in advance. Staff are always present at the meeting points to welcome students, take attendance, and ensure safe handover at the end of the day. 📅🤝

What High School Day Students Receive 🎒

High school day students enjoy nearly all the same elements as residential students, including:

• Daily academic seminars in small groups

• Tutorial work and scheduled tutorial slots (Thursday or Friday depending on group)

• Guided study and supervised reflection time

• Masterclasses, Q&A sessions, 21st-century skills workshops (Week 2)

• City tours, enrichment sessions, and curriculum-building activities

• Participation in daytime excursions and college visits

• Dinner included each evening

• Access to tutors, study support, learning spaces, and programme staff

The only elements not included for day students are:

🛏️ Accommodation

🍳 Breakfast

✈️ Airport transfers

🛡️ Insurance

Weekly Structure at a Glance 📘

Week 1

Students begin with orientation, academic seminars, goal-setting activities, and hands-on tutorials. The week includes a city tour, afternoon study blocks, enrichment time, and evening events such as the welcome talk and a celebratory dinner.

Wednesday is an optional (“opt-out”) day, where students may choose not to attend the independent study and curriculum enrichment running from 9 AM–7 PM.

Week 2

Students take part in advanced study sessions, 21st-century skills masterclasses, tutorials, enrichment activities, and (in Oxford) a university fair. The week builds toward graduation on Friday afternoon, followed by optional events such as a formal dinner or campus social (“bop”). 🎓✨

Across both weeks, the schedule balances academic challenge, exploration, and social connection — designed specifically for high school learners developing independence and preparing for future study. 🌟🏫