2025 Outreach Prize Winners at the Inn
Congratulations to the winners of the Lord Neuberger Prize and the Helen Grindrod Social Mobility Prize.
We welcomed them to Lincoln’s Inn for a summer school designed to support their professional development. The three-day programme included a visit to the Old Bailey, Ethics, ‘Speak Up’ and Case Analysis workshops, a tour of the Inn and opportunities to meet, network, and dine with Inn members, employees, scholars, and volunteers.
Lord Neuberger Prize Winners:
- Annabelle Rawlinson, The University of Cumbria
- Aodhan Mountifield, University of Portsmouth
- David Eke, University of Bradford
- Henry Morris, Northumbria University
- Kathryn Vaughan, The Open University
- Katie Hackett, University of Reading
- Lilly Schofield, Leeds Beckett University
- Robin Jowett, University College Dublin, Ireland
The Lord Neuberger Prize is awarded annually to outstanding students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and potential in the field of law. Named after Lord Neuberger, a distinguished former President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, this prize aims to recognize and support the next generation of legal professionals.
Helen Grindrod Social Mobility Prize Winners:
- Aisha Akram, Oxford Brookes University
- Anaya Tansele, University of Kent
- Bernice Woghiren, The University of Sheffield
- Emilia Hanusiak, University of Exeter
- Esther Onabanjo, The University of Law
- Leoni Coyle, University of Leicester
- Muyiwa Oladokun, UCL
- Peter John Dodd, University of Law
The Helen Grindrod Social Mobility Prize is designed to support and encourage students from underrepresented backgrounds who have shown a strong commitment to social mobility and community service. Named in honour of Helen Grindrod, a dedicated advocate for social justice, this prize highlights the importance of diversity and inclusion within the legal profession.
