On Saturday 4 August, LSE’s Widening Participation Team held the Graduation Ceremony for the 10th Cohort of Pathways to Law students.
Pathways to Law is a scheme run in collaboration with the Sutton Trust and funded by the Legal Education Foundation. The scheme has been running at LSE since 2007 and works with students from backgrounds under-represented in higher education. Over the course of two years students have the opportunity to take part in an engaging programme of activities which provides students with insight into university and the legal profession. The graduation ceremony was attended by students and their guests, and included an inspirational speech from Josiah Senu, a Pathways to Law Mentor and 3rd Year LLB Law student. Three of the Pathways to Law students also took centre stage to share their reflections and highlights from the programme.