Court of Session

The Court of Session is a special place where grown-ups go if they have a problem or disagreement that they can’t solve on their own. It’s kind of like a big school, but instead of learning things, people go there to ask a really smart grown-up, called a judge, to help them figure out what to do.

The Court of Session is in Scotland and it’s really old, like older than your grandpa! It’s been around since way back in 1532, when Queen Mary of Scotland decided that people needed a special place to go if they had problems they couldn’t solve by themselves.

When you go to the Court of Session, you have to be really, really quiet and respectful. There are certain rules you have to follow, like wearing special clothes and being on time. The judge will hear both sides of the problem and then they will make a decision about what should happen next.

Sometimes, people go to the Court of Session because they want someone to help them understand the law. The law is like a big book of rules that everyone has to follow. The judge is really good at understanding the law and they can help explain it to people who might not understand it very well.

So, the Court of Session is a really important place where grown-ups go when they need help solving a problem or understanding the law. It’s kind of like a big school for grown-ups who need extra help.