Overview
Rebecca is a pupil in the Family team under the supervision of Sarah Kilvington and Lukhvinder Kaur. Rebecca joins Nine Chambers from the Equality and Human Rights Commission, where she monitored compliance with the Equality Act 2010 within the health sector.
Rebecca worked as a secondary school teacher in Blackpool on the Teach First scheme prior to her legal career. She obtained a research PhD in Education, exploring ways in which schools in disadvantaged areas secured good outcomes for pupils.
Education
Bar Training Course, Manchester Law School (2025)
Graduate Diploma in Law, University of Law Manchester (2023)
PhD Education, University of Manchester (2023)
MA Education, University of Manchester (2019)
Postgraduate Certificate in Education, University of Manchester (2017)
BA (Hons) English Language and Literature, University of Oxford (2016)
Awards
Outstanding Achievement Award for best overall mark on the Bar Course at Manchester Law School (2024-25)
Inner Temple Exhibition Scholarship for GDL and Bar Course (2021-25)
Best advocate and overall winner, Master Stuart Denney Northern Circuit Memorial Moot (2023)
University of Law Law First GDL Scholarship (2021-22)
University of Law Career Changer GDL Scholarship (2021-22)
Rice-Jones GDL Scholarship (2021-22)
Economic and Social Research Council Doctoral Scholarship (2019-22)
University of Manchester Presidential Doctoral Scholarship (2019-22)
University of Manchester Platt Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Masters degree (2019)
University of Oxford Hertford College Book Prize for performance in the Final Honour School (2016)
