16-18
A-Level Law
Level 3
7 Sep 2026
Newham Sixth Form Centre
A-Level Law
Study Mode
Full Time
Level
3
Duration
2 Years
Subject
Criminology and Law
Suitable for
16-18
Location
Newham Sixth Form Centre
Course content
This course provides a strong academic foundation in the English legal system. You’ll learn how laws are created, interpreted and applied, while exploring key areas such as criminal law, negligence, and the relationship between law, morality and justice.
Through case studies and debate, you’ll examine how the courts operate, how legal professionals work within this system, and how legal principles shape decisions that affect society.
Key topics include:
- Law-making and the legal system
- The concept of liability
- Criminal law
- The law of tort
You will:
- Apply legal principles and present arguments through discussion and debate
- Develop your research, presentation and advocacy skills
- Analyse real cases and legal texts
- Explore current legal developments and reforms
- Visit local courts to observe the legal system in action
Curriculum
A Levels at Newham College London (NewVic Sixth Form Centre)
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Our A Level Centre at NewVic Sixth Form offers a proven track record of high achievement and strong progression to top universities. You’ll study in a supportive, focused environment with expert teachers, excellent facilities and clear routes to higher education and future careers. As part of Newham College London, you’ll benefit from a wider choice of subjects, enrichment and progression opportunities across four campuses – helping you power your tomorrow with confidence and ambition.
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Open Events at Newham CollegeEntry requirements
- GCSE profile: Minimum of 5 GCSEs with an average grade of 5 or above.
- Subject-specific grades: English Language at grade 5 and Mathematics at grade 4.
- Suitability: Recommended for students who enjoy debate, reasoning and developing logical arguments.