Category: Education 2022

This last academic year has seen the Education team run a combination of online and in-person events and training courses as we came out of Covid restrictions. As we look forward to the coming academic year, we are keen for our...

Many people will already know that the Inn provides a series of talks, lectures, and other events every year, one of whose aims is to put the practice of law and the work of barristers into a broader context, such as how...

Bar Course Awards The Queen’s Scholarship Adam Brown Queen Mother Scholarships Lara Bird-Leakey, Luke Broadway, Farhana Iqbal, Hugh Jeffery, Georgina Kemsley-Pein, Jasmine Knapman, Dana McGibbon, Samuel Mitchinson, Anjali...

My remarks tonight are taken from an address I gave last year to the Australian Academy of Law, entitled: Thinking about law: the importance of how we attend and of context. It is an edited reprise of that address. Before I gave...

On Tuesday 7 December 2021, Master Antony Gormley welcomed a group of very fortunate Middle Templars to a private tour of his studio, and I had the enormous privilege to be included in that number.  Master Gormley’s studio...

Introduction – Richard Frost Access to the Bar is the Inn’s flagship social mobility programme. Aimed at undergraduate students, universities are invited to nominate up to two students each who subsequently go through a...

There was a time when being a student at an Inn of Court meant ‘eating your dinners’, also known as ‘keeping terms’. A bit bewildering to the uninitiated, you might feel, but be assured, this is no longer a thing. Dinners, as...