Category Archives: Tenby Secondary

The Return of Bronson Cheah

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Tenby International’s Newsletter 53 – 4 March 2016
page 15.

 

DSC_5471aAfter 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 in Tenby Setia Eco Park

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From the left: Eugenia Yee, Keith Yeoh, Lee Kai Yann, Mohammad Daffa and Mahesh Varmen.

The Tenby Taekwondo CCA group in Setia Alam is proud to announce that 2 more of their friends were promoted to the rank of black belt recently. They are Eugenia Yee Jie Nee and Keith Yeoh Hann Sen, both are from 10N. Now, we have a total of 5 students who had attained the rank of black belts.

To view it at Tenby International Newsletter (page 10), click here.

Tenby International Secondary Schools

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For the first time this semester the secondary boys and girls from the Tenby International Schools commenced their training without the primary students. Before this and for the past 3 years, both the secondary and primary were training together in the school auditorium. It was until recently, when the group got a little too big, and we have more secondary students that could come on Friday, that we decided to split up the group.

The primary remains training on Thursday, and the secondary on Friday. However, they are still given the option to attend either one, most convenient to them.

 

 

 

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Tenby International Schools Opening Ceremony

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2009

Schools Opening Ceremony

A Memorable Day

The 3rd of June 2009 was a memorable day for Tenby Schools Setia Eco Park, and especially so for the school’s taekwondo club. It marked the day of the school’s opening ceremony and the club’s inaugural taekwondo demonstration.

Royal Audience

The taekwondo members of the school were notably excited by the request. After all, they had just started learning the martial art since the club was formed several months ago and this was the first time they were presented with the opportunity to display the skills they have learned so far, in front of the Crown Prince of Perak, HRH Raja Dr Nazrin Shah. They were ever more so enthusiastic to hone their skills and diligent in getting the moves right. Their instructor, Madam Yeap Swee Bee spent weeks guiding the children.

Efforts Paid Off

And their effort finally paid off. The club and members received lauds and praises after their maiden performance.The Tenby International School’s Director of Education, Mr Robert Lloyd was very impressed with the demonstration that he personally went up to Madam Yeap to compliment them on a fantastic performance.

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Formation of Taekwondo Club, Tenby International Schools

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Tenby Secondary Archives                                                                           Link to STAR article

2009

Formation of Taekwondo Club

Having more than 15 schools across Klang Valley under its charter, Power Sport Taekwondo Martial Arts Academy recently welcomed Tenby International Schools at Setia Eco-Park, Shah Alam to the family. A husband and wife team, Master Leong Yong Wah, 7th Dan black belt and Madam Yeap Swee Bee, 6th Dan black belt will be taking charge of the school’s pioneer Taekwondo Club.

As a kick start and introduction to the new club, a demonstration was organized at the school compound. A team of 15 Power Sport Taekwondo members took part in the event. They were greeted with overwhelming cheers and loud applause at the end of each item. The crowd, comprising of several hundred school pupils, were awe-struck by their performance.

The demonstration team have trained relentlessly every Sunday from 5.00 pm to 8.00 pm since its formation in early 2006. From wow-ing parents and taekwondo members with their eye catching performances during gradings and championships, this young team was so impressive that they were invited to perform before VIPs in several functions.

Tenby Schools, Setia Eco Park’s Chief Operating Officer, Mr Chua Kam Yen was instrumental in bringing in the demo team and the formation of the new Taekwondo club. Also present for the event was Tenby International School’s principal, Ms Jane Kuok, who was delighted and full of praises for the demonstration.