Category Archives: Tenby Primary
Mesha Josheeta led in the oath taking, March 2018
Oaths taking during the taekwondo CCA by the primary students @ Tenby International, Setia Eco Park, led by Mesha Josheeta, 9 years.
Thursday, Mar 15, 2018
Tenby Schools hero
As the undefeated champion for his weight category for 5 consecutive championships since the beginning of this year 2016, Bronson Cheah Jun Peng had made a name for himself among the little ones in the Tenby Taekwondo CCA. Here’s you can see how popular he was among them and how they celebrated his victory when he won yet another Gold in the recent Kejohanan Taekwondo Remaja Selangor (MSSS) in May 28, 2016.
The following are Bronson Cheah’s recent achievement
- Semenyih Cup Taekwondo Invitation, 27th February 2016 – GOLD
- Kejohanan Taekwondo Jemputan Piala Datuk Bandar Shah Alam, 19th March 2016 – GOLD
- MSSD Petaling Perdana & Petaling Utama, 17th April 2016 – GOLD
- Heros Taekwondo Cup 2016, 14th May 2016 – GOLD (Individual), GOLD (TEAM)
- Kejohanan Taekwondo Remaja Selangor (MSSS), 28 May 2016 – GOLD
The Return of Bronson Cheah
Tenby International’s Newsletter 53 – 4 March 2016
page 15.
After staying off from competitive training for several months due to a knee injury, Bronson Cheah Jun Peng returned and took part in last weekend’s Semenyih Open Cup Taekwondo Championship 2016 with a bang. He won the gold medal effortlessly after beating 4 other opponents. Motivated by his earlier achievement, his younger sibling, Nicole Cheah Ji Ki joined in the competition for the first time and managed to secure a silver herself.
Taekwondo CCA for the KS1 Tenby International
With the haze problem not getting any better, our training was conducted inside the classroom, with the bigger ones in the auditorium.
Today, happened to be Soejun Kim’s birthday. So after the class, the whole bunch helped him to celebrate by singing him the ‘Happy Birthday’ song.
Taekwondo CCA at Tenby Schools, Setia Eco Park, Shah Alam.
A day in the Taekwondo CCA training for the KS and Primary students in Tenby Schools, Setia Eco Park.
See, their discipline and enthusiasm!!!
The first thing children learn taekwondo, they should learn discipline. The 
rigorous training they go through allows them to channel their energy in a wholesome manner. As they learn to punch and kick and 
coordinate their bodies, it helps in their concentration and memory. A taekwondo trained student is more confident, not only in the physical aspects but also in the mental discipline. Self-confidence makes people generous in their attitude toward weaker people.
