lots! The exploring law course by cambridge starts in january on futurelearn. It’s a free 6-week course that speedruns some of the law degree and it was the most fun thing i ever did.
A bit later down, trinity college hosted law masterclasses for free as well (though i think you do have to be state-school educated to go). St john’s did online webinars for law last year. Check the cambridge undergraduate events website and sign up to their mailing list!
Balliol college oxford did a ‘try before you buy’ day for law. You get to experience a tutorial (4 of you with an academic) and have to complete some pre-reading beforehand. Mine was on constitutional law, and the texts were some chapters from dicey, dworkin and mark elliot’s textbook. They do throw you into the deep end but it was so much fun.
Caius college runs a family law reading group in the summer. It’s a month-long, and consists of weekly discussions with around 6 of you and an academic.
The cambridge law faculty runs an exploring law in-person day as well, with lots of lectures on a variety of things. Super fun.
Note also: Enter essay competitions! St hugh’s college oxford runs the gwnyeth bebb law competition and i think trinity college cambridge also runs one called robert walker. Doughty street chambers also runs a yearly law essay competition.
Feel free to ask if you want to know more about any of these things!
Here are the oxford and cambridge undergraduate events pages:
https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.ac.uk/events-listinghttps://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate/increasing-access/events-calendar