Uniformed Services, Law & Criminology

The faculty of Uniformed Protective Services, Law & Criminology is exciting and diverse in subject content, offering its students a variety of opportunities.

Law and Criminology allow students to take an academic route into the legal professions and higher education. Extra opportunities include links with universities, and trips to the Houses of Parliament, The Supreme Court and Southampton's Law Courts.

Our Uniformed Services Academy provides a realistic environment for those wishing to enter the uniformed protective services after college. The dynamic teaching team have extensive uniformed service experience to draw upon and students regularly go on enrichment trips to compete against other colleges, work with the services and complete extra-curricular qualifications such as the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

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Student success

Daisy-May Jacobs

Daisy-May knew she wanted to enter the military when she started at Itchen and tailored her studies around her goal. Studying Protective Services (double award), she also took Fitness Instructing, the Duke of Edinburgh's Award and Life Drawing as enrichment subjects.

Progressing directly into the Army, Daisy-May is the first female to join the Royal Tank Regiment, the first junior female Tank Gunner and one of the first junior females to join the Armoured Corps. She also achieved best recruit during her Phase 1 training.

Fraser Smedley

Fraser studied Criminology, Law, Business and IT during his three years at Itchen.

Leaving with four Distinction* grades and a goal to work in criminal investigation, he went on to the University of Surrey where he is currently studying Criminology.

Key personnel

Mark Hughes - Head of Faculty for Uniformed Services Academy, Law and Criminology

Teacher of Public Services