This fun, interactive courtroom workshop introduces students to the courts by putting fictional characters on trial.

During this cross-site study day, students visit both the London Metropolitan Archives and the Royal Courts of Justice to explore crime and punishment during the Victorian era.

“Theatre of Law” is an innovative project introducing London primary school children to the legal and criminal justice system.

Rolls Building Arts and Education trust, this workshop offers students the chance to enact a trial and meet a High Court judge.

National Justice Museum Education and Shakespeare’s Globe offer a series of workshops exploring Shakespeare’s most well-known plays.

These sessions provide an opportunity for students to explore the history of law and order from the Victorian times up to present day.

These thought-provoking courtroom workshops explore a contemporary criminal or historical criminal case.

These thought-provoking courtroom workshops explore a contemporary criminal or historical criminal case.

These thought-provoking courtroom workshops explore a contemporary criminal or historical criminal case.

Pupils join in workshop sessions which include: an introduction to the law and legal careers; participation in a contemporary learning trial in a courtroom.

Discuss the extreme lengths women went to get the vote and prepare, and take part in, a Parliamentary debate.

Award winning anti-knife crime prevention workshops for key stage 2 upwards, specifically aimed at young people who are unlikely to have considered carrying a knife.