This week we continued our work within the community with a day of fun-filled & educational Martial Arts classes for years 3-6 at Whitstable & Seasalter Endowed CE (Aided) Junior School.
The school is running a “Try Something New” week with lots of different activities such as archery, music, dance and, of course, Martial Arts.
We taught 6 x 45-min classes through the day and it was great to see every child (and teacher!) getting involved and smiling throughout. Well done to everyone involved.
Whitstable Primary School Spring Fair
Saturday, 21st May 2016
11:00 – 2:00pm
We are delighted to have been invited to attend the first of many Spring & Summer fetes, at Whitstable Primary School – Saturday, 21st May.
We will be running a stand and running demo classes for everyone to join in and have some fun.
Mrs Daly will be running the stand and it would be great to see as many of you there as possible, helping to show all the children and parents how much fun you can have with Martial Arts.
Please contact Mrs Daly / Master Finch to be part of the team for that day.
As part of his Junior Instructor training, Billy Hill from our Staplehurst School, presented his wonderful Community Challenge in class to his fellow students last week.
As part of the course the candidates have to organise and deliver something beneficial for the local community and Billy chose to teach Martial Arts and, more specifically, Stranger Danger to his local Primary School.
Billy planned and delivered all the sessions and learnt a great deal from the day. This takes a great deal of courage and leadership skills and we are all extremely proud of Billy.
Saturday, 7th May saw the MF Kent Team travel to the Loddon Valley Leisure Centre in Reading for the 2016 Southern Championships. These events are always very well attended and contested and this one did not disappoint.
After weeks of preparation and hard work we took a team of 15 and it is no exaggeration to say that each and every member gave their all. We had tears, nerves, laughs and cheers throughout the day and with over 500 people watching the excitement was incredible.
MF Kent Team
Success at events like these can be measured in so many ways. For some success is fighting back the nerves and stepping onto the mat or winning through one round. For others it might be to reach further in the competition than last time or even win a medal. Whichever it is we had a team of winners for sure.
A huge thank you to all our amazing parents, families and friends who came to support with so much energy and passion. The atmosphere and team spirit was fantastic throughout the day and really highlights what a family we are. In addition, thank you to our MF Kent Team Instructors and Leaders for helping, motivating and supporting all day. It was amazing to see our “seasoned” competitors coaching (to great success!) our younger members.
For everyone attending the 2016 Southern Championships in Reading this weekend the itinerary is now available to download from the student login section of our website.
Please note that this may change as the day progresses.
On the day:
See you all there.
Pretty Muddy 5k – Maidstone
It’s time to get muddy, have lots of laughs and raise some money for charity!
Saturday, 10th July the MF Kent Family will be supporting all the wonderful Ladies taking part in the Pretty Muddy 5k – Maidstone.
This is a wonderfully popular day for the whole family to enjoy for an amazing cause – Cancer Research.
No need to worry whether you are a runner – it’s a team effort and you are sure to have a lot of laughs. You do not need to be an MF Kent member – all are warmly welcome.
Our Ladies are taking part in the 11:45am start (group ID: OD9692).
We look forward to seeing you all there!
One of our wonderful Junior Instructors, Jasper, has recently gone out of his way to help the community clean up the local pond and communal area for the partially sighted as part of his Community Challenge.
As part of their J.C.I.T. journey, students must plan and be involved in something that benefits others in their community and Jasper has certainly done this – well done Jasper! This is a fantastic example of being a Black Belt outside of the Martial Arts class.
As part of the Junior Instructor assessment process, one of our team members, Lauren Russell, took the time to help much needed funds and awareness for Parkinson’s Disease.
This fund raising was part of the Community Challenge that Lauren undertook; being part of something that benefits others in the community. Lauren’s efforts helped raise over £600 which is a fantastic effort!
After her fund raising evening, Lauren then presented her work to her Martial Arts class in Canterbury which is a challenge in itself. However, she rose to the task and presented in a very confident, entertaining and informative way, so thank you and well done Lauren.
We now have Forms 1-4, as performed by Master Finch, available to download from the student login section of our website for you to practice at home.
If you have any questions about these or any Forms please do not hesitate to speak to your Instructor.
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