Student of The Year For Taekwondo Star

Story shared by Nic Stanlake
on December 15, 2017

PE, Year 2

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It was a double achievement for Martynas as he has achieved his 9th ‘Kup’ in Taekwondo. Not only that, out of all of the students who take part in his Taekwondo classes, Martians was awarded student of the year for 2017 which was a remarkable achievement.

After demonstrating some of his moves, it is clear he has worked exceptionally hard to develop the skills required. He has also demonstrated a high level of determination and commitment as he trains once a week as well as practising at home every day.

I like Taekwondo because it keeps me fit. It also teaches me to be disciplined and respectful

Keep up the great work Martynas, I look forward to seeing your certificate for achieving the 8th Kup in the future!

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