Kokoro Busshu Karate

We hope everyone has had a great break and are ready to get back into training!

Classes resume on Sunday 19th July - see classes below

⏰ Class times:

Ninjas (4-6yo)
3:30–4:00 pm

Juniors: (7-11yo)
4:15–5:15 pm

Seniors: (12yo-adult)
5:30–7:00 pm

🥋 Thinking about giving karate a go? New students are always welcome at any time, and your first two lessons are free.

We're looking forward to seeing everyone back at the dojo! 😊

🎆 Happy Territory Day everyone! 🎆

Today we celebrate what makes the Northern Territory such a unique place to call home - its history, community and Territory spirit.

Whether you're letting off a few fireworks at home or heading out to enjoy the displays, we hope you have a great night.

While it's a night many Territorians look forward to, it's also one of the busiest nights of the year for emergency services and one of the most stressful for our companion pets and local wildlife.

If you need a few last-minute Territory Day pet safety tips, head over to our Evie's Bark page.

From all of us at Kokoro Busshu Karate, have a safe and enjoyable Territory Day!

🥋 Semester Break 🥋

We hope everyone enjoys a well earned rest, spending time with family and friends.

Enjoy your Sunday afternoons off, relax and make the most of the break!

We look forward to welcoming everyone back when classes resume on Sunday, 19th July.

We are looking forward to our grading presentations today - Normal class times :)

3:30pm Ninja Grading Presentation

4.15pm Junior Grading Presentation

5.30pm Youth/Senior Grading Presentation

Please wear full gi uniform - no training tshirts

For our students who are already away enjoying the semester break - we will present you with new rank first week back of Term 3 - 19th July :)

⚠️ CHILD ASSAULTED IN DURACK

Yesterday afternoon, a 12 year old child was reportedly allegedly assaulted in Durack while walking home after stopping at the lakes for a fish after school.

The incident occurred near the bus stop opposite Territory True Café. The child was confronted by a group of youths who removed his backpack and searched through it, before he was slapped across the face and caught on the arm with his own fishing lure.

The child sustained a number of minor injuries and was understandably left shaken and distressed by the experience.

No child should feel unsafe walking home from school. Incidents like this are a reminder of the importance of personal safety awareness and having open conversations with our children about what to do if they ever feel unsafe.

At Kokoro Busshu Karate, our students develop confidence, resilience, situational awareness and personal safety skills that can help them navigate everyday challenges with greater confidence.

We also regularly cover personal safety topics, including stranger danger, recognising unsafe situations and what to do if something doesn't feel right.

While no training can prevent every situation, but these are important and valuable life skills that can help people recognise potential risks, make informed decisions, set boundaries and respond with greater confidence when faced with challenging or unsafe situations.

If you witnessed this incident or have any information that may assist, please contact Police as soon as possible.

Reminder
No Ninja class today!

Semester 1 Grading is today !

Juniors: 3:00-4:30pm (arrive at 2:45pm)
Youth/Seniors: 5:00-7:00pm (arrive 4:45pm)

*no latecomers accepted*

Reminder to wear Full Gi Uniform - no training uniform please

Send a message to learn more

Reminder: Grading fees for Juniors/Youth/Seniors is due tomorrow 13th June

Training is still on today even though its a long weekend!
Classes are normal times