Christmas Lunch at the Law Society following the Carol Service at 11.15am. Guest tickets name(s): please add tba if unknown at time of booking. 10 tickets max per member. Bookings/Cancellations by 5 December. Carol Service: Booking is essential and must be through catherine@templechurch.com. Dress code: Smart/casual. Reserve List: members@innertemple.org.uk

...with Father Christmas. Following a Nativity Play in the Temple Church, for those who would like to attend. When booking guest tickets, names are not essential, please write tba. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations by 5 December. Booking is not required for the Nativity Play but if have children who would like to take part please contact elisabeth@templechurch.com

ITSA invites you to their Annual Christmas Party, this year hosted at The Fable in Holborn. Join us to celebrate the end of the year with some drinks, nibbles and festive fun. Dress code is casual, but Christmas attire is encouraged! Tickets cannot be refunded within 48 hours of the event date.

'R(ed Riding Hood) v The Big Bad Wolf'

'R(ed Riding Hood) v The Big Bad Wolf'

'R(ed Riding Hood) v The Big Bad Wolf'

An opportunity to learn about the importance of mentoring and different elements of a mentoring relationship. This session an opportunity for you to get to know your mentor and other members of the profession. Remember to tick 'Are you the attendee?' Event Contact: qs@innertemple.org.uk Booking/Cancellations by: 10 January Venue: Law Society Dress code: Dark suits.

Dr Susan Brigden studying the religious and social world of a community transformed by the Reformation. 6.30pm for 6.45pm, followed by a drinks reception. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations by 13 January.

This event is focused on practical advice on how to secure a pupillage. Members of the profession will explain their own pathway to pupillage before offering tips on how to write pupillage applications and answer interview questions. A key aspect of this discussion will be how equality and diversity play a role in recruitment and selection. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box. Event Contact: qs@innertemple.org.uk. Booking/Cancellation: 12 Jan Registration: 5pm

This event is focused on disability at the bar and we want our discussion to include hidden disabilities. The event is a roundtable format.

A three course meal, traditional ceilidh and other Burns Night fun at the magnificent 116 Pall Mall.

Hear from barristers and judges about the profession. Staff will also be on hand to discuss the support the Inn can provide such as scholarships and pupillage advice

Champagne reception followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner and fine wines. Students and Members of Hall may book more than one guest subject to capacity. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' tick box when booking your own ticket. Guest tickets name(s): please add tba if unknown at time of booking. NB: All guest names, dietary requirements and cancellations must be made by 20 January. Dress code: Black tie. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Master Heather Hallett and other speakers tba: 'The Presumption of Innocence'. 5.30pm for 6pm, followed by a reception. Students: The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session. (1hr CPD equivalent). Open to members and public. Bookings/Cancellation by: 27 January. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Hear from barristers and judges about the profession. Staff will also be on hand to discuss the support the Inn can provide such as scholarships and pupillage advice

Hear from barristers and judges about the profession. Staff will also be on hand to discuss the support the Inn can provide such as scholarships and pupillage advice

Professor David Shanks (Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Brain Sciences, UCL): 'Memory as Evidence'. Followed by a reception. Students: The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. (1hr CPD equivalent). Bookings/Cancellations by 10 February. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Frederic Reynold QC: The Supreme Court: A Rabbit Pulled out of a Hat? 6.30pm for 6.45pm, followed by a drinks reception. Bookings: Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Bookings/Cancellations: 12 February. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

7pm for 7.30pm; Carriages 10.30pm. Open to: Benchers and their spouses/partners. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Black tie. Bookings/Cancellations by 11 February

Dr Andy Hayward (Associate Professor, Durham University Law School, & Academic Fellow): 'Married Women’s Property Law Developments'. Followed by a reception. Students: The reception after the lecture forms part of the Qualifying Session. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?" tick box when booking your own ticket. Dress code: Dark suits. (1hr CPD equivalent). Bookings/Cancellations by 2 March. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Hear from barristers and judges about the profession. Staff will also be on hand to discuss the support the Inn can provide such as scholarships and pupillage advice

Prof Caroline Barron: 'London and the Temple in 1270'. Focusing on the built environment of the city of London in the year 1300. After this lecture Rev Robin Griffith-Jones will, in a shorter presentation, home in on the Temple Church and other Templar buildings before the Order was disbanded. 5.45pm for 6pm followed by a reception. Remember to tick the 'Are you the attendee?' Bookings/Cancellations by: 9 March. Event Contact: members@innertemple.org.uk

Hear from barristers and judges about the profession. Staff will also be on hand to discuss the support the Inn can provide such as scholarships and pupillage advice