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16-18 years old
2 weeks
Weekly hours: 20
Choose your preferred session from the options below and submit your details in order to complete your booking.
June - Day
Start | 6/28/2026 |
End | 7/11/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £5,995 |
June - Boarding
Start | 6/28/2026 |
End | 7/11/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £7,495 |
July - Day
Start | 7/12/2026 |
End | 7/25/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £5,995 |
July - Boarding
Start | 7/12/2026 |
End | 7/25/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £7,495 |
July - Day
Start | 7/26/2026 |
End | 8/8/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £5,995 |
July - Boarding
Start | 7/26/2026 |
End | 8/8/2026 |
Duration | 2 Weeks |
Price | £7,495 |
📍 Cambridge Colleges | Ages 16–18
This intensive Law Summer Programme introduces students to the foundations of legal study while offering practical experience and insight into the legal profession. With a curriculum covering constitutional, criminal, human rights, and EU law, participants will explore legal theory and see the law in action through dynamic academic sessions and visits, including the Cambridge Magistrates’ Court.
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Learn directly from expert tutors at world-class universities (Cambridge, Oxford, Harvard).
Small class sizes averaging 7 students (maximum of 12) encourage discussion and debate.
Take part in LNAT preparation workshops to learn strategies for the Law National Aptitude Test.
Academic Skills Workshops: build confidence, strengthen study habits, and prepare for university-level study. Topics have included Productivity Tips and 21st Century Technology Skills.
Designed for students with at least upper-intermediate English (B2 level).
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Explore this cornerstone of British constitutionalism.
Discuss its purpose, value, and the complexities when all branches of the state both make and interpret law.
Examine the role of equality in the UK constitutional framework.
Debate whether equality is a procedural rule or a substantive legal principle.
Discuss how the state should respect this principle in modern contexts.
Explore the conflict between natural law theory and legal positivism.
Analyse how courts handle unjust or “evil” legal systems.
Study the Nuremburg Trials as a grounding example.
Role-play a criminal law case (as witness, accused, victim, lawyer, or judge).
Gain insight into courtroom procedure.
Develop oratory, argument, and advocacy skills.
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13 nights in a central Cambridge college.
🏰 Historic colleges with unique culture and tradition (many over 500 years old; no air conditioning).
🛏 Bedrooms:
Single occupancy with shared bathrooms (1 per 4).
Limited ensuite rooms prioritised for additional needs (ensuite corridors may be mixed-gender).
📶 Wi-Fi available throughout all colleges.
🔒 Rooms secured with locks; housekeeping access for maintenance.
👫 Requests for siblings/friends to be housed nearby considered.
🍴 Breakfast and dinner included daily.
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Attend Formal Hall twice during your stay — a traditional candlelit dinner in Cambridge dining halls.
✨ An unforgettable experience where history meets elegance.
👔 So remember to bring some smart clothes for these occasions!
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A lively social programme led by friendly mentors, including:
🚣 Punting on the River Cam
⚽ Zorb football
🎲 Games night
🎥 Movie night
❓ Quiz night
🎤 Talent show
🕵️ Murder mystery evening
Mentors are dedicated to ensuring students enjoy a safe, memorable experience.
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🌟 Day trip to Oxford and its colleges.
🏙 Optional day trip to London for sightseeing and shopping.
🍰 Students not attending London will enjoy afternoon tea in Cambridge.
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🕑 Arrival: Sunday between 2–5 pm (rooms ready by 3 pm). Registration and orientation included.
🚐 Heathrow Transfers: Shared service from Terminal 3 to Cambridge colleges (£180 each way):
Departures on arrival Sunday: 11:00, 14:00, 17:00.
Return transfers on final Saturday: 07:00 & 12:00.
Pastoral team meets participants at all Heathrow terminals.
📦 Alternative arrivals supported; details provided in the Welcome Pack.
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🏛 13 nights in a Cambridge (or Oxford) college.
🍴 Breakfast & dinner daily (lunch included for ages 13–15).
📚 30 hours of academic sessions.
📖 Carefully designed lecture & study materials.
👩🏫 Mentor programme & support access.
🎉 Full social activities programme.
🚌 2 excursions (Oxford + London/afternoon tea).
🍽 2 Formal Dinners (bring smart clothes!).
🧾 Comprehensive summer school insurance.
🎓 Graduation ceremony + certificate.
📝 Detailed evaluation from your tutor.
📔 Notebook & pen.
📸 Mentor family photograph.
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We recommend ~£80 per week for lunches (for students 16+), souvenirs, and personal expenses. ATMs and banks are widely available, and Visa/Mastercard are accepted everywhere.
Activities
Accommodations
College allocation based on dates and subject choice, assigned a few weeks before arrival.
All colleges are central, historical, with unique culture and character.
Accommodations designed for study, not luxury; many buildings over 500 years old, no air conditioning.
Accommodation requests for friends/siblings considered where possible.
Separate male and female accommodations in each college; wi-fi available throughout.
Single occupancy rooms with shared bathrooms (one per four participants); some ensuite facilities available, prioritized for additional needs.
Mixed-gender corridors for ensuite facilities; gender-separated corridors for shared bathrooms.
Welcome Pack includes possible college details for program dates.
Rooms secured with locks, housekeeping access for maintenance.
Breakfast and dinner included on campus
Host venues accommodate all dietary requirements, special attention to religious observances and medical needs (Please let us know if you need to follow any particular religious observances or have any medical requirements that we need to know about.)
As a student, you will experience formal dinner three times during your stay: once per week in Cambridge and at an Oxford University college on the excursion day, making formal hall a memorable occasion, so remember to bring some smart clothes!
Excursions
Transportation
Arrival Time: Participants should arrive between 2 pm and 5 pm on the first Sunday of the program, with registration and accommodation showings upon arrival (accommodation ready by 3 pm).
London Heathrow Airport Transfers: Shared airport transfer service available from Heathrow Terminal 3 directly to Cambridge/Oxford colleges. Pastoral team to meet participants at any Heathrow terminal and escort to Terminal 3.
Transfer departures at 11:00, 14:00, and 17:00 on arrival Sunday; return transfers to London Heathrow Airport depart at 07:00 and 12:00 on the final Saturday.
Transfer Fee: Available for booking post-enrollment at £180 each way.
Detailed information is provided closer to the program date, including contact numbers.
Alternative Arrivals: For those arriving at different airports or by other means, details are in the Welcome Pack sent after enrolment confirmation.
Lesson Plan
Module 1: The Separation of Powers
Module 2: Equality Before the Law
Module 3: Evil Laws and Evil Legal Systems
Module 4: Criminal Law in Practice
Sample Tutors
Ann Kristin Glenster:
Abi Oyepitan - Former Olympian: A two-time Olympian and Commonwealth Gold and Silver winning track and field athlete.
Dr Lynda Shaw - Neuroscientist & entrepreneur: A journey in personal development - how to create your own set of tools to fast track success
Dr Nigel Warburton - Philosopher, author & journalist: How do great people find answers to deep and meaningful questions?
Extras
Transfer Fee: £180 each way.
Pocket Money Advice: Money we recommend that participants bring £80 per week to cover lunch each day, plus any souvenirs that they may wish to purchase. Various banks and ATMs are available throughout Cambridge, and Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted.
Security
This program is accredited by British Accreditation Council (BAC)
Meets global standards for academic provision and student welfare
Top priority for participant safety
Staff undergo enhanced background checks and safeguarding training
Participants assigned to a “Mentor Family” of 10 students
Mentors offer support, advice, and share their experiences
School management and supervision is managed by senior, experienced College Managers in Cambridge, Oxford, London, and Sydney
College Managers trained to Level 3 Safeguarding standards
Resident summer team and college personnel supervise sites 24/7
Encourage student independence within safe boundaries
Team supervision ensures safe and rewarding experience
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