On Monday our Sixth form Politics pupils spent a beautiful day in London visiting the UK Supreme Court then the Houses of Parliament. After a tour of the Lords and Commons, the pupils enjoyed a legal workshop debating the death penalty. A great day ended in a private meeting with Lord Chadlington, who gave them careers advice, his views of Rishi Sunak, and his surprising best memory of King’s!

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