At Queen Ethelburga’s, you can study Law in Sixth Form as either a BTEC or A Level, depending on which school you choose to attend.
In addition to studying Law as a formal course, you may like to attend the Introduction to Law Super-Curricular activity after school.
Students have left Queen Ethelburga’s to study Law at King’s College London, University of Warwick, University of Manchester, Newcastle University and University of Sheffield.
100% A* - B grades in A Level Law in 2023.
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Learn About Law Outside Of LessonsIf you are interested in Law but don’t want to take it as a subject, or you want to enhance your subject knowledge, you can take an Introduction to Law after school. The Super-Curricular activity will give you valuable insights into the legal system and develop your reasoning and analytical skills through engaging discussions, online courses, and problem-solving activities. |
Law A Level – QE College
Become aware of the relevance and role of the law in real-world situations by learning to apply legal concepts, principles and rules to a range of situations. The course covers the structure and operation of the English legal system, criminal law, property offences, sentencing, contract law and law of tort.
"Law is a subject that entertains as well as educates - it’s very exposing in regards to human behaviour and relationships. The teachers are lovely and make classes very immersive. I come to lessons genuinely interested in what I’m going to learn, rather than focusing on passing an exam.”
Applied Law BTEC – QE Faculty
Applied Law has been developed in consultation with employers to teach you the relevance and role of the law in real-world situations. The topics in Applied Law include dispute solving in civil law, investigating aspects of criminal law and the legal system, applying the law and contract law.
