Merit Badges

Merit Badge Awards

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Character and conduct outside the karate class are an important part of the students development in the karate grading system.

The merit badge scheme requires the children to behave well at home and school and to help out with household chores for a period of months depending on which badge is being attained. Signatures must be gained from the karate instructor, a teacher and a parent at the start of the scheme and then again after the required time period to show that they have accomplished the tasks. The children must also submit drawings of the human skeleton showing various anatomical areas and explanations of movements.

Without Bronze, Silver, or Gold merit awards children cannot attempt certain exams regardless of physical ability.

	September 2007 Bronze Sophie Wilkinson Polly Jones Lauren Newstead Naomi Bastow Keiran Head
	2005 Bronze Megan Rowlands Gold Alasdair Rowlands
	November 2004 Silver Alasdair Rowlands
	March 2004 Gold William Young Silver Christopher Leach Bronze Jamie-Lee Tucker Best Grading Badge Thomas Deterding
	December 2003 Gold Matthew Blake Silver Nicholas Blake James Riley Bronze Jacob Riley
	June 2003 Bronze Thomas Deterding
	March 2003 Bronze Ben Clements Sam Clements
	December 2002 Bronze Max Denny Christopher Leach Megan Rowlands Alasdair Rowlands
No Drew	September 2002 Bronze Rochelle Harper Drew Regis Silver Matthew Blake
	June 2002 Bronze Nicholas Blake Damien Richards Ryan Grace James Riley

Merit Badge Awards

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