Year 10 Citizenship Trip to the Royal Courts of Justice

All Saints Catholic College • April 2, 2025
Crowd gathered outside a Gothic cathedral entrance under ornate stone arches

Updated: Jun 16, 2025

Last Friday, our Year 10 Citizenship students had the incredible opportunity to visit the Royal Courts of Justice. Guided through the historic 19th-century building, students stepped into a real courtroom to take part in a mock trial.

Taking on roles such as judges, clerks, barristers, solicitors, jurors, and witnesses, they examined evidence to determine whether a crime had been committed. After careful deliberation, the prosecution side prevailed, with the jury delivering a guilty verdict.

This hands-on experience provided valuable insight into the justice system, and our students did an excellent job embracing their roles. Well done to all involved!

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