As a part of Telstra’s Connected Community Program, we have just under 4 weeks to get a truck load of votes in order for us to win the major prize of $5,000. This prize money will see the installation of a huge industrial fan in the main training space. How can you help: 1. Check
Here are a few photos of our Karate Kids practicing “Kumite” (freestyle sparring). This is an opportunity for students to test their skills (mind, body and spirit). At SCK, it’s not uncommon to see students wearing “bogu” (protective equipment) when practicing Kumite. Although, all students work hard and push each other to greater levels, it’s
It’s time to launch our Term 2 Colouring Competition, “Community”. Enter for your chance to WIN a $30 GIFT VOUCHER. How to get involved: 1. Visit SCK today to pick up your entry form or Download Here 2. Colour 3. Return to SCK before 10:30am, Saturday 30th June, 2018. We look forward to displaying your artwork
TECHNIQUE DEVELOPMENT: Here are some photos of some of our Karate Kids working diligently to improve their kicking techniques. The little things really do make a big difference. Visit SCK Facebook Page for more photos.
Here is a family to keep an eye out for in 2018. Frazer and Zac have been training for a little while now and have become quite competitive on the tournament circuit. Now, we are excited to welcome Zac’s younger brother, Ethan to SCK. Good times ahead for our Evett Family. We have been fortunate
Young leader, Anthony, co-ordinating presentations in one of our Little Champions Classes. Congratulations to Jasmine and Amelie on your recent achievements. And, congratulations to Anthony for your outstanding enthusiasm, creativity and growing responsibility in the dojo as a leader.
A big week of celebrations in the dojo last week as we publicly presented new belts and certificates to students who earned new levels at the recent grading. Congratulations everyone and keep up the great work. The next grading is scheduled for Saturday 30th June. Visit SCK Facebook Page for more photos.
Japanese language teacher from the Kawana High School, Nicole Notting Sensei, continues to go above and beyond to provide her students with memorable learning experiences to not only develop their language skills but to also experience the Japanese culture right here on the Sunshine Coast. Last Friday the 4th May, Notting Sensei organised a full
Thanks to Senpai Keanu and Senpai Klaudia our Term 2 “Sweat & Stretch” Class is under way. We look forward to seeing how everyone progresses over the next 8 weeks. For more photos, visit SCK Facebook Page.
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