akin to the Stateless Legal Clinic later introduced in Australia at the Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness at the Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne. Students work on real cases under the supervision of one of the Clinic lawyers. The Clinic aims to provide law students at the University of Liverpool with direct experience of legal advice and representation to deepen their engagement with the law and social justice and to develop their employability skills. In addition to the provision of legal casework services to clients, the Clinic engages in policy and research work on statelessness. Key Liverpool Law Clinic publications and resources of note:  The Liverpool Law Clinic: Statelessness  Statelessness in Practice: implementation of the UK statelessness application procedure, Carter JC and Bezzano, Joanna (July 2018) Key Learnings from My Visit to England:  An in-depth understanding of the pathway to British citizenship for stateless children in the UK;  An understanding and link to the key individuals and organisations working on the issue of childhood statelessness in the UK at the domestic, regional and international level;  An understanding of the history and operation of the UK SDP and how an Australian version may learn from the UK models’ strengths and weaknesses;  An invaluable understanding of history, evolution and operation of the Liverpool Law School’s Statelessness Clinic, relevant to the operation and expansion of the Australian Stateless Legal Clinic;  An understanding of how commercial law Firms are offering innovative support to initiatives aimed to support stateless children; Liverpool street sign, Katie Robertson 2023 52