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| 26 Jan 2026 | |
| Gateacre School News |
Students were treated to a sample lecture on Law, an interactive seminar on the latest research into Dangerous Dogs & Dog Bites and a tour around the main university campus. Students also received advice on UCAS application and preparation for university life. This was a great experience and an invaluable opportunity for our students to explore some of the exciting future pathways and careers available to them. As always, our students did a fantastic job representing our school and have received an invite to all future events run by the School of Law & Social Justice.
"The trip to the School of Law and Social Justice was brilliant! We got to experience lectures and seminars on interesting topics & studies and I really enjoyed touring the campus, seeing the facilities and getting a feel for what it will be like as a student. It was also really good to hear about all the different combinations of courses that can be studied that are linked to law and social science. I feel like I want to go to university even more now."
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