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Stars of the Future! |
A junior student demonstrates the box-splits |
Teaching your Children
There is no more important or responsible job in the association than teaching your children. It is without a doubt the most satisfying and rewarding area of our teaching and we pride ourselves on giving your children not only enjoyable lessons in a safe, structured enviroment but also in inspiring them to do their best in martial arts and in life.
We see every child as an individual with different needs and different abilities. Not only do we develop their agility, balance, co-ordination and flexibility, but also we encourage them to gain self-confidence, respect and self-discipline.
We see every child as an individual with different needs and different abilities. Not only do we develop their agility, balance, co-ordination and flexibility, but also we encourage them to gain self-confidence, respect and self-discipline.
The Instructors Who Teach Your Children
All our instructors have not only completed years of training to attain their status, they have also served a two year apprenticeship teaching children in order to satisfy our panel of Master and Senior instructors as to their ability and dedication.
All our instructors who teach children are: Enhanced CRB checked, First Aid certified, Child Protection certified and PMA certified. We are immensely proud of our PMA instructors who teach children, only the very best are qualified to do so. We all want the best for our children and at Phoenix Schools of Martial Arts we give our best to them.
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Enhanced CRB checked |
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Good Practice and Child Protection Certified |
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First Aid Certified |
| Brady Almandras - World Champion | |
| WKA World Championships 2003 Killarney,Ireland 2003 30kg Semi Contact World Champion »»» | |
| Sarah Taylor, mother of Chris - Testimonial | |
| Sarah Taylor whose son Chris now 16 has trained for many years to become a superb martial artist »»» | |
| Dean Simmonds, parent and student - Testimonial | |
| Dean is a diabetic who trains with his daughter and his son is a junior. »»» | |
