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TRAINING A NEW GENERATION
The Templar Martial
Arts Schools Program is a unique initiative bringing a syllabus
which combines G.B.M.A. Kickboxing and practical self defence
techniques to school students as part of their extra curricular
activities.
Working in partnership
with Head Teachers, Sports Departments and parents classes are
designed to improve students fitness, self discipline, listening
skills, flexibility, balance and self discipline.
Students are
encouraged to work towards achieving recognised gradings, setting
personal goals and attending classes aimed at their age group which
will be challenging, demanding but which put a strong emphasis on
participation and fun.
Classes incorporate
schools anti bullying policies and 'stranger danger' policies and
promote good citizenship. I regularly attend school assemblies to
give Student of the Month awards and to recognise and celebrate
students progress.

ORANGE
BELT GRADING AT R.M.S.

BAILIE ALIRIZIA COLLECTS
THE JANUARY 2010 STUDENT OF THE MONTH AWARD FROM STREETFIELD
HEADMISTRESS MRS PHILLIPS.

ROYAL MASONIC
SCHOOL 6th FORMER KATIE EDWARDS AFTER HER RING DEBUT

CLASSES AT
WATING LOWER SCHOOL FOR YEAR 1 TO YEAR 4


PROUD WINNER OF THE 2009
TEMPLAR MARTIAL ARTS STUDENT OF THE YEAR AWARD FRANCESCA CANNON
CELEBRATES WITH HER FAMILY AT AWARDS NIGHT. FRANCESCA FROM THE ROYAL
MASONIC SCHOOL HAD A
GREAT YEAR, TRAINING HARD AT THREE SESSIONS A WEEK, GRADING TO BLACK
TAG AND MARKING HER RING DEBUT WITH A FIRST ROUND VICTORY.

BREAKFALLS TEACH
YOUNG STUDENTS HOW TO FALL SAFELY

WILL BRYANT
FROM PRIORY MIDDLE SCHOOL STEPS UP TO THE MARK

EMILY HORGAN
WINNER OF THE FIRST PRIORY SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE MONTH WITH HEAD
TEACHER MR SCOTCHFORD

PARENTS JOIN THE
FUN AT A SPECIAL CLASS
OOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSSSS !!!!!

ALFRESCO
TRAINING AT PRIORY
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EDUCATION
PROFESSIONALS COMMENT
'Since the inception of Martial Arts classes at Watling Lower School there
have been many positive developments seen within many members of the
club. From a behavioural viewpoint the disciplined approach required by
the instructional methods employed which focus on listening and
observation skills has resulted in improvements in the behaviour of many
of the pupils both in and out of the classroom. This has also embedded
itself positively within the academic curriculum in that the positive
discipline permeates all areas of learning and definitely makes a major
contribution to the overall development of these children.'
Mr
Ian Black.Head Teacher Watling Lower School Dunstable

'Our
Kickboxing classes have been highly successful and not just for the
talented pupils. We have Sixth Formers who usually put very little effort
into normal lessons who in Martial Arts give 100%. We also have youngsters
who have finally found a sport where they feel they are achieving
something and consequently their self esteem has been greatly improved.'
Mrs Jill Newby Head of P.E. Royal Masonic School for Girls

THE TEMPLAR
MARTIAL ARTS SCHOOLS PROGRAM WAS THE SUBJECT OF A TWO PAGE ARTICLE
IN THE FEBRUARY ISSUE OF THE NATIONAL MARTIAL ARTS PUBLICATION
COMBAT. SCHOOLS PROGRAM CLASSES OFFER AN INTRODUCTION TO MARTIAL
ARTS TO YOUNGER PUPILS AND GIVE ALL STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS IN A SAFE AND FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT.


NIKHITA FROM RMS TAKES ON
BAILIE FROM STREETFIELD AT A RECENT GRADING |

SPECIAL AWARDS
AT WATLING LOWER SCHOOL

AMBER DRUMMOND. PROUD AWARD
WINNER.

LUKE FROM MILL VALE IN ACTION
AT FIGHTNIGHT

AMY DEWAR SUPERSTAR!

REBECCA FROM PRIORY GETS DOWN TO SOME GRAPPLING

FRANCESCA
CANNON. JUNIOR BLACK BELT INSTRUCTOR

POPPY GROVES TRAINS HARD
COMPETES HARD


BAYLIE DEELEY WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP BELT FOR BEST PERFORMANCE
OF THE DAY AT THE 2009 TOURNAMENT

JESSICA ROWE , A HARD WORKING STUDENT AT THE ROYAL MASONIC
SCHOOL

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