All students are automatically members of ITSA and are invited to all events.
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Inner Temple Students Association
ITSA hopes to achieve a number of aims:
- To promote collegiality;
- To help Inner Temple Students maximise their enjoyment of their BPTC year;
- To provide a voice for the students within the Inn;
- To provide a welcome break from BPTC work and the quest for pupillage.
Last year saw a number of events including a Christmas Party on board a boat on the Thames and a Burns Night Supper. The events have always been well received and we have tried to get Barristers and Benchers from the Inn to attend where appropriate.