The University of Ghana School of Law in partnership with Speech Forces, with support from Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa invites all public and private senior high schools in Ghana to take part in the 5th edition of the Ghana Secondary Schools Moot Court Competition. The oral rounds will take place from 15th to 18th August 2024 in Accra, at the University of Ghana campus.

This competition provides a unique opportunity for students to develop their research, writing and oral advocacy skills as they endeavor to come to grips with some of the constitutional issues that are presently facing our country. It aims to create greater awareness in schools and communities in Ghana about the constitution and the values that it embodies through active participation. The aim is also to encourage talented young people to consider pursuing a career in law.

All schools are expected to complete the form below to register their interest. Registered schools are required to submit two (2) separate memorial documents for both plaintiff and defendant to ghanaschoolsmooting@gmail.com on or before 25th July 2024.

Download the moot facts, memorial guidelines, rules  and other resources for this year’s competition here. The top 30 schools that will emerge after the memorial writing round will proceed to the Oral Rounds at the University of Ghana campus from 15th to 18th August, 2024.

Key Details

  • Online Information Session: 14th June 2024
  • Deadline for memorial submission: 25th July 2024
  • Announcement of Oral Rounds qualifying schools: 2nd August 2024
  • Preliminary rounds – 16th August 2024
  • Grand final – 17th August 2024
  • Top 30 schools with the best memorials will be invited to take part in the main event in Accra.

If you are a high school teacher/principal interested in getting your students to participate, please fill out the form below and we will reach out to you.

Contact 0547212562, 0201744214 and 0207335523 for any additional information.

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