Laws students need to become analytical independent learners.  The methods of learning you used for GCSE's need to change.  Over the first year of study we will introduce you to some of the skills needed to succeed academically.   more »

Your choice of AS and A Level subjects can have a significant impact on the course options available to you at University. It has even been reported (see attached) that students should ditch 'soft option' A-Levels.

While Law, and Politics, are challenging and testing academic subjects - the articles suggest the following subjects are amongst those listed as "less ideal", or "soft option" sixth form subjects.    more »

Congratulations to all Laws Students on their exam successes. Throughout the whole Department of Laws (i.e. for AS/A2, Law, AS/A2 Politics, and AS Citizenship) we had only 3 students who did not obtain a subject pass grade (this is significantly better than the national average). We had a 100% pass rate in AS Citizenship and AS/A2 Politics. What is more, there were an excellent number of A and B grades (too many to list) in all subject areas - with the vast majority of students improving upon their Target Minimum Grade (many significantly). Indeed, students met the 'high grade targets' in also Laws subject areas, excepting A2 Politics.

You should be proud of your efforts. Well done, Dr Jepson, Mrs Lindley, Mr Bunce, and Mr Scott.

Any AS students who have passed but wish to improve their Law or Politics grades (by re-sitting a Unit) need to contact Dr Jepson asap. It is our policy that such students need to attend AS classes while continuing on the A2 Course.

A 'Laws e-Mentoring Scheme' for AS students is in place ...   more »

You do NOT need a computer to make use of this LawsBlog and find Laws lesson materials. What you need is access to a computer that has an internet connection.   more »

Laws students have been invited to collaborate with staff from the UK Supreme Court in connection with the Begum case of R (SB) v Governors of Denbigh High School [2006] UKHL 15.   more »

Laws Research is a fun and easy subject to take. Firstly, it is just two hours a week and involves research of your choice. What is especially valuable is that Universities love students who undertake research. This is an easy way to impress a University. See Dr Jepson for details of this SROCN course.

See this news story about the United Nations celebrating the new Disability Treaty

I have had an email from Debbie King thanking you all for the support you have given over the Disability Campaign.   more »