What would you do if breaking the law could save a life? Who should pay when an accident happens? Are rules always fair? And why do we have human rights in the first place?
The Minds Underground U14 Law Summer School is a fun, discussion-based online course introducing students to the exciting world of law through real-life scenarios, mock trials, and mini legal debates.
Led by Oxbridge Law graduates, the programme is perfect for students who love asking questions, enjoy debating, and are curious about the rules that shape society.
✔️ Critical Thinking – Explore both sides of real-life legal dilemmas
✔️ Confident Communication – Present arguments clearly and persuasively
✔️ Legal Awareness – Understand rights, rules, and legal responsibilities
✔️ Debate & Listening Skills – Respectfully challenge ideas and defend your point of view
✔️ Early Exposure to Law – Think like a lawyer and explore law as a future degree or career
Over 6 weekly sessions, students will explore:
Criminal Law: Is Eating People Wrong?
Examine situations in which the law has been asked to balanced competing lives and competing harms
Tort Law: Who Pays For The Broken Window?
Explore how the law balances repsonsibility, fairness and compensation
That’s Not Fair!
Consider when, if ever, breaking ‘unfair’ rules and laws can be justified
Why Do We Have Human Rights?
Consider the origins of human rights, as well as the effectiveness of their enforcement in practice
This House Will All Be Yours One Day
Consider the merits of recognising informal promises in land
Forced To Agree: Inequality Of Bargaining Power
In this introduction to inequality of bargaining power, consider the spectrum of ‘agreement’ and see what the law can do
Stephanie is a Law Graduate from the University of Cambridge and a future trainee solicitor at a leading US Law firm in London. During her studies, she developed particular academic interests in Labour Law and Family Law with a strong focus on human rights and child protection. Stephanie is a fantastic mentor for aspiring law students!
Ingrid is a recent Oxford Law graduate and future trainee solicitor with extensive experience supporting students applying for Law at Oxbridge and other top universities. Her sessions are highly personalised and discussion-based, encouraging students to engage critically with legal and philosophical questions while developing, clear, structured argumentation.
Students aged 11–14 with an interest in law, debating, or social issues
Young people who love to question, argue persuasively, and think critically
Those considering Law, Politics, or Philosophy at university in the future
Anyone who wants to improve public speaking and logical thinking in a fun, interactive setting
📅 Dates:
Wed 22 July
Fri 24 July
Mon 27 July
Wed 29 July
Mon 3 August
Wed 5 August
🕙 Timing:
10:00-11:00 AM UK
📍 Location: Online (Live Interactive Sessions + Full Recordings Provided)
🎓 Ages: Designed for ambitious students aged 14 and under
📌 Personalised written feedback with post-course next steps
📌 Join our Weekly Debate Club to continue developing core skills
📌 Explore 1-1 Law mentoring or mini research projects via U2 Tuition
📌 Browse our wider academic and application support for top UK & US universities
📧 Have Questions?
Email: camille@mindsunderground.com or WhatsApp on +447772211241
What would you do if breaking the law could save a life? Who should pay when an accident happens? Are rules always fair? And why do we have human rights in the first place?
The Minds Underground U14 Law Summer School is a fun, discussion-based online course introducing students to the exciting world of law through real-life scenarios, mock trials, and mini legal debates.
Led by Oxbridge Law graduates, the programme is perfect for students who love asking questions, enjoy debating, and are curious about the rules that shape society.
✔️ Critical Thinking – Explore both sides of real-life legal dilemmas
✔️ Confident Communication – Present arguments clearly and persuasively
✔️ Legal Awareness – Understand rights, rules, and legal responsibilities
✔️ Debate & Listening Skills – Respectfully challenge ideas and defend your point of view
✔️ Early Exposure to Law – Think like a lawyer and explore law as a future degree or career
Over 6 weekly sessions, students will explore:
Criminal Law: Is Eating People Wrong?
Examine situations in which the law has been asked to balanced competing lives and competing harms
Tort Law: Who Pays For The Broken Window?
Explore how the law balances repsonsibility, fairness and compensation
That’s Not Fair!
Consider when, if ever, breaking ‘unfair’ rules and laws can be justified
Why Do We Have Human Rights?
Consider the origins of human rights, as well as the effectiveness of their enforcement in practice
This House Will All Be Yours One Day
Consider the merits of recognising informal promises in land
Forced To Agree: Inequality Of Bargaining Power
In this introduction to inequality of bargaining power, consider the spectrum of ‘agreement’ and see what the law can do
Stephanie is a Law Graduate from the University of Cambridge and a future trainee solicitor at a leading US Law firm in London. During her studies, she developed particular academic interests in Labour Law and Family Law with a strong focus on human rights and child protection. Stephanie is a fantastic mentor for aspiring law students!
Ingrid is a recent Oxford Law graduate and future trainee solicitor with extensive experience supporting students applying for Law at Oxbridge and other top universities. Her sessions are highly personalised and discussion-based, encouraging students to engage critically with legal and philosophical questions while developing, clear, structured argumentation.
Students aged 11–14 with an interest in law, debating, or social issues
Young people who love to question, argue persuasively, and think critically
Those considering Law, Politics, or Philosophy at university in the future
Anyone who wants to improve public speaking and logical thinking in a fun, interactive setting
📅 Dates:
Wed 22 July
Fri 24 July
Mon 27 July
Wed 29 July
Mon 3 August
Wed 5 August
🕙 Timing:
10:00-11:00 AM UK
📍 Location: Online (Live Interactive Sessions + Full Recordings Provided)
🎓 Ages: Designed for ambitious students aged 14 and under
📌 Personalised written feedback with post-course next steps
📌 Join our Weekly Debate Club to continue developing core skills
📌 Explore 1-1 Law mentoring or mini research projects via U2 Tuition
📌 Browse our wider academic and application support for top UK & US universities
📧 Have Questions?
Email: camille@mindsunderground.com or WhatsApp on +447772211241
