Mock trial 2020 competition
Rehearsals for the mock trial 2020 competition have reached their final stages ready for the competition on Saturday at High Wycombe Magistrates Court. This year’s team of 14...
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Rehearsals for the mock trial 2020 competition have reached their final stages ready for the competition on Saturday at High Wycombe Magistrates Court. This year’s team of 14...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Wednesday 3rd of July was the annual Legal London trip for year 12 A level law students. In the morning, students visited the Central London Crown Court, The Old Bailey. Before...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
On Saturday 23rd March a team of year 8 and 9 students travelled to Oxford or the mock trial competition accompanied by Ms Booth and Ms Knowles. The team had to be the prosecution...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
On Saturday 23rd March BMS has the first round of the mock trial competition. Our year 8 and 9 team are lawyers, courts staff and witnesses in the trial of R v Young. Alex...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
This year, the faculty appointed Student Leaders to represent the faculty and contribute to its vision. The leaders, taken from Years 10 to 13, have attended meetings and each...
Posted by Marian Lewis
Last Wednesday, Sociology and Law students went to the Clink for a great educational trip. The Clink is one of the oldest and most popular prisons situated in London. The trip...
Posted by Chloe Lister
On March 28th Law and Government and Politics students travelled up to London to visit Westminster and the Supreme Court. Despite the torrential rain, we arrived at Westminster in...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
The Feb 1st enrichment day provided an opportunity for the law students to witness Agatha Christie’s plot unfold within the court chamber at London County Hall. Set before the...
Posted by Stephanie Knowles
Rehearsals for the mock trial 2020 competition have reached their final stages ready for the competition on Saturday at High Wycombe Magistrates Court.
This year’s team of 14 students across years 8 and 9 will battle to prove defendant, Ari Roberts, guilty, if they are working for the prosecution, or to cast doubt on the guilt, if they are working for the defence. Ari Roberts, a Climate Change activist, has been accused of criminal damage after graffiti was discovered on an office building wall during a Climate Change protest.As part of the preparations, students have taken on the roles of court staff such as the usher, legal adviser and magistrates, as well as witnesses, the defendant and lawyers for both sides. On Tuesday 3rd March, the team rehearsed in front of a visiting magistrate, who was able to offer final advice and top tips to improve the performance.The whole team have worked incredibly hard since Christmas to be fully prepared for Saturday. Win or not, they will no doubt be a credit to the school.Watch out for the article in next week’s newsletter telling you how the team got on.
On Saturday 7th March 2020, a group of Year 8 and 9 students went to High Wycombe Magistrates Court to take part in a Mock Trial competition. This competition lets young people...