KS5: CHOICE OF COURTROOM WORKSHOPS

LOCATION: NORTH WEST

Students will:

  • Explore the roles in a courtroom
  • Prepare and enact a trial based on a real contemporary case
  • Discuss and debate real sentencing options
  • Learn about the law and justice system and consequences of breaking the law
  • Be encouraged to use their rights and responsibilities to be become more active citizens

 

Contemporary Themes:

Hate Crime – The 19 year old defendant is accused of posting grossly offensive and racist material on her Instagram account

Cyberbullying – The defendant is 15 years old and charged with Harassment, sending abusive social media posts and threatening to harm the victim.

Knife Crime – A 17 year old has been charged with murder, that he caused the death of his friend by a single stab wound. The court will decide whether the charge should be murder or manslaughter.

Historical Themes:

Suffragettes

Brighton Trunk Murders – Murder

 

Curriculum links: PSHE, Citizenship, English and Law

Suitable forKey Stage 5
LocationManchester Metropolitan University
Key skills enhanced includeProblem-solving, critical thinking and analysis, public speaking and debating.
Days/TimesFridays Morning 10am to 12noon Afternoon 1pm to 3pm
DurationTwo hours
Number of students

Maximum of 25 students per visit

Cost£7.50 per student
BookingEmail learning@nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk or call 0115 993 9811


Thank you so much for a fantastic day at the courts. It was an extremely informative, interactive and enjoyable morning.

Manchester Muslim Prep School

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