July session 1
4 July 2027 - 10 July 2027
Residential and non-residential packages listed.
Law Scholars
A law summer course using discussion, case studies and mock trials to build legal reasoning, critical thinking and confident argument.

A law summer course using discussion, case studies and mock trials to build legal reasoning, critical thinking and confident argument.

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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Interest in law; working English
Age range / Year group
Ages 12-14
Location / Region
Harrow, United Kingdom
Cost
£2,295; £2,995
Duration
1 week
Format
In-person
Class size: Up to 15 students
Accommodation: Residential or day option
Meals: Full board for residential
Outcome: Certificate, feedback and recommendation
Academic teaching: 12 hours, small groups
Accreditation: British Accreditation Council
Law Scholars introduces legal thinking through questions about laws, justice, rights, responsibilities and evidence.
Students learn actively through discussion, case studies, mock trials, role-play and group projects rather than a fixed lecture syllabus.
It particularly suits curious students who enjoy debating ideas, examining different viewpoints and explaining why an argument is convincing.
Law Scholars is an Atlas Summer Courses summer course introducing how laws shape society and how questions of fairness, rights and responsibility can be examined. Students consider evidence, competing interpretations and the qualities of a convincing legal argument.
Teaching is interactive and task-based, with small-group discussions, case studies, role-play, mock trials and creative problem-solving. Tutors adapt the syllabus to the group's interests, abilities and learning needs, so exact topics can vary.
The course turns abstract legal questions into active case studies, debates and mock trials.
Twelve hours of small-group teaching provide meaningful subject depth within a short summer course.
Classes are capped at 15 students, supporting discussion and active participation.
Residential and non-residential options give families flexibility over accommodation.
Students receive a certificate, detailed tutor feedback and a personalized recommendation letter.
Curious students who enjoy debate, evidence, fairness and exploring more than one side of a question.
You want a fixed syllabus, formal legal qualification or direct preparation for law school.
Law Scholars is worth considering for a younger student who wants to test a serious interest in law through active learning. The combination of small groups, mock trials and reasoned discussion offers more intellectual engagement than a general activity camp.
The main limitations are the substantial fee and the absence of a fixed syllabus, meaning families cannot know every topic in advance. It is an exploratory course rather than a formal credential, although the feedback and recommendation letter can help students reflect on their progress.
A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£2,295; £2,995; includes All interactive classes, with 15 students or fewer, Daytime trips and activities, Certificate awarded on completion, Residential package: shared accommodation and full board, Residential package: Heathrow transfers and travel insurance, Non-residential package: lunch and dinner.
Accommodation
Residential or day option
Meals
Full board for residential
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
1 week; Harrow, United Kingdom.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, payment terms, travel arrangements, cancellation rules and what is included with the provider.
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
Moderate academic and residential commitment.
Best started
Begin four to six weeks before applying, with extra time for travel or visa planning before a July session.
Main challenge
Explaining and defending a position while considering competing viewpoints.
Choose a preferred July session and decide between residential and non-residential attendance.
Draft a short personal statement explaining your interest in law and what you hope to explore.
Practice discussing a question of fairness using evidence for more than one viewpoint.
Complete onboarding, travel and accommodation planning well before the session begins.
Useful if
You already enjoy debate, history, politics or humanities subjects.
Students explore legal ideas through structured small-group teaching and practical activities, with tutors adapting examples and questions to the class.
Discuss why societies create laws and what makes a decision fair.
Examine evidence and compare different interpretations of a situation.
Explore rights, responsibilities and competing interests through case studies.
Take part in role-play, group projects and mock trials.
Construct arguments and explain the reasoning behind a conclusion.
Reflect on new ideas and apply them to further legal questions.
July session 1
4 July 2027 - 10 July 2027
Residential and non-residential packages listed.
July session 2
11 July 2027 - 17 July 2027
Residential and non-residential packages listed.
July session 3
18 July 2027 - 24 July 2027
Residential and non-residential packages listed.
July session 4
25 July 2027 - 31 July 2027
Residential and non-residential packages listed.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
July session 1 | 4 July 2027 - 10 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
July session 2 | 11 July 2027 - 17 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
July session 3 | 18 July 2027 - 24 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
July session 4 | 25 July 2027 - 31 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Students aged 12-14 at the course start
No formal subject entry requirements
Genuine interest in the chosen subject
Good working spoken and written English
Parent or guardian details required
Personal statement required in English
Program fee
£2,295; £2,995 — Non-residential and standard residential options.
Funding or discounts
What's included
All interactive classes, with 15 students or fewer, Daytime trips and activities, Certificate awarded on completion, Residential package: shared accommodation and full board, Residential package: Heathrow transfers and travel insurance, Non-residential package: lunch and dinner
Select Law Scholars, a preferred session and an accommodation package.
Provide the student's contact details, country of residence and guardian information.
Enter the student's current or most recent school details.
Write a short personal statement about subject interests, goals and motivation.
Review the course, date, package and fee information before submitting.
Wait for the admissions review and offer decision.
If offered a place, pay the deposit and complete enrollment.
The program covers the following focus areas.
Laws and society
Explore why societies create laws and how rules are interpreted or challenged.
Justice and fairness
Consider what makes laws and decisions fair in competing circumstances.
Evidence and reasoning
Analyze evidence, compare interpretations and build well-supported conclusions.
Rights and responsibilities
Discuss how individual rights can be balanced against wider interests.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Structured small-group classes take place across the one-week course.
Students revisit ideas, develop understanding and apply their learning.
Activities, excursions and supervised social events complement academic study.
Experienced educators and subject specialists teach the course, bringing relevant academic, industry or education expertise. Tutors can shape the syllabus around their specialism and the interests of the group.
Individual tutors are confirmed closer to the summer, so previous profiles do not guarantee who will teach a session.
The standard residential option uses shared rooms and shared bathroom facilities.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Build confidence examining evidence and competing viewpoints.
Develop clearer reasoned arguments and subject discussion skills.
Receive a signed certificate confirming participation.
Use detailed tutor feedback to identify academic progress.
Receive a personalized recommendation letter reflecting achievements.
The course is exploratory and most Atlas Summer Courses are not credit-bearing.
The course is hosted at Harrow School, a historic boarding-school campus in Harrow. Atlas Summer Courses hires the facilities for its summer teaching, accommodation, dining, activities and student support.
Atlas Summer Courses is independent and is not affiliated with Harrow School.
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