Competition

Weoley Castle SKC at GB Open Kata Championship April…

***UPDATE***

Last Sunday, Sensei Hession’s students from Weoley Castle SKC took part in the GB Open Kata Championship hosted by Tom Davies at Cheslyn Hay Leisure Centre. It was a great success, with students winning loads of medals.

Congratulations to everyone and many thanks to everyone who helped make this day a success! 

Click on the photo below to see more pictures from the day!

GB Open Kata Championship April 2016

 

 

Here is the full list of winners:

Category 10, 10-12 yrs Shotokan, 3rd Kyu and above:

Bethany Bird 3rd place bronze

Category 14, 13-15 yrs, all styles, 6th -4th kyu:

Blake Bartlam, 3rd place bronze

Category 18,16yrs + female Shotokan 3rd kyu and above:

Lyndsay Daly 1st  gold

Melissa Daly 3rd bronze

Category 26, veterans, all styles, 3rd Kyu and above:

Len Jones: 3rd place bronze

Category 30, under 13 yrs, pairs, all styles:

Bethany Bird / Louis Jones: 3rd place bronze

Category 31, under 16 yrs, pairs, all styles, beginner to 6th Kyu:

Blake Bartlam /Arron Metham: 2nd place silver

Category 33, 16yrs +, pairs, all styles, open grade:

Lyndsay Daly/Melissa Daly: 3rd place bronze

Category 35, junior team, all styles, open grade:

Bethany/Louis /Zac: 2nd place silver

 

WCSKC Students at GB Kata Open 2016

 

 

 

Grading

Congratulations, Bethany!

Bethany Bird has been training hard with Sensei Hession to prepare for her black belt grading. On 12th of March, she was awarded the Shodan grade by Shihan Cyril Cummins. Well done, Bethany! Congratulations from everyone at Weoley Castle Shotokan Karate Club.

Click the photo below to see a few more pictures of the grading.
Grading March 2016

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Congratulations, Blake!

Blake Bartlam recently won an award for “outstanding achievement” from the Birmingham Virtual School Going 4 Success initiative. Well done, Blake!

Grading

Next Grading: Saturday, 12th of March 2016

The next grading is coming up soon, so please make sure that you have an up-to-date license and that you have permission from Sensei Hession to grade.

If you require a new belt, please let Sensei know your name, belt colour and size required as soon as possible, either on class, via phone (07976995472) or Facebook.

There will be a training session at 11am first, open to everyone. Gradings will take place straight afterwards. Please make sure to bring your license and grading fee.

The grading will take place at Bartley Green Dojo:

Bartley Green Community Leisure Centre
103 Adams Hill
Bartley Green
Birmingham
B32 3QJ

 

The other grading dates can be found here!

 

 

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Join us at Weoley Castle Shotokan Karate!

Here is a photo taken at a recent training session at Weoley Castle Shotokan Karate Club. The club is run by Sensei Susan Hession, 3rd Dan. Our sessions are on Mondays and Thursdays at Weoley Castle Community Church (more info here). We’ve got students of all grades and ages and you are welcome to join us or speak to Sensei Sue on 07976905472 if you have any questions.

Weoley Castle Shotokan Students

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Weoley Castle Christmas Party 2015

Here are some photos from this year’s Christmas party at Weoley Castle Shotokan Karate Club.

 

 

Weoley Castle Christmas Party

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New Class Prices

New class prices for 2016

1st class 6pm- 7pm   £ 5.00

2nd class 6pm -7.30  £6.50

3rd class  6pm -8 pm plus £7.50

  These prices will start from 4th January 2016.
When you arrive please can you tell club secretary Hayley which session you will be doing. The need to increase the fees back up to the original price is down to rent increase, but we can stay as long as we want to past 8pm which will be specifically for brown and black belts and those doing competition training. There will be no extra charge for this.
If you have any queries please phone Sensei Hession on 07976905472.
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Stop Bullying – NAKMAS Safe Kids Campaign

Bullying affects lots of young people and happens in many schools but it’s the way it’s dealt with which makes the difference between life being tolerable or a misery for many. The NAKMAS Safe Kids Campaign Facebook page has interesting material and advice on the topic of bullying. To visit the page, click this link.

Nakmas Safe Kids