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NSPCC calling for runners to join Ipswich fun run to help protect children


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enthusiasts restrictions.


Sign up costs just £10 and participants are encouraged to raise £100 each for the NSPCC.


In 2019/20 the charity aims to visit over 8,000 schools to deliver its Speak Out Stay Safe scheme, which teaches children


to recognise and


report the signs of abuse. £3 could pay for the programme to reach one primary


school child, £580


could cover the cost for a whole primary school to receive the vital knowledge they need to protect themselves.


The service helps children identify who the trusted adults


are in their lives and encourages them to speak out if they feel bad about something, while highlighting that Childline is always there to help. It taught 21,575 children in Suffolk how to recognise and report child abuse in the 2017/18 academic year.


Sign up via the NSPCC


for just £1 using the discount code ‘YELLOWTRAIN’. Organisers are also encouraging


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clicking the following link: https://bit.ly/32bmuTQ Any adult concerned about the welfare of a child or young person can call the NSPCC helpline for free, 24/7, on 0808 800 5000. Children can call Childline at any time on 0800 111, visit www.childline.org. uk or download the ‘For Me’ app.


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A BIG congratulations to all the martial arts students from the Bungay Taekwon-do and Beccles Taekwon-do clubs who passed their Summer Belt Grading.


The examination was held at Bungay High School on June 23rd.


GTUK Regional examiner Mr Steve King 6th Dan from Wellingborough, said this was an excellent grading and that there were some very promising performances especially during the sparring.


He also congratulated the


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grading and said he was very impressed with the focus and standards displayed by the young students.


All students were rewarded with a fantastic 100% pass rate! The 3 hour examination includes demonstrations of techniques including kicks, punches and blocks, patterns (sequences of moves), sparring, self-defence, power destruction and Korean terminology for the techniques in their individual belt grade syllabuses.


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The clubs are very family orientated, with many parents training


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The youngest students are five years old and there is no upper age limit.


The Bungay club is run by International Instructor Mr Clinton Gillett 5th Degree, who is supported by his Black belt and Black-tag students, classes are held on Tuesdays 7pm-8pm and Thursdays 7pm-8.30pm at Bungay High School, with a special class for school students on Wednesdays 4pm-5pm. The Beccles club is run by National Instructors: Mr and rs Bedingfield who are well supported by their team of Black belt and Black-tag students. Classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays 7pm- 8.30pm at the Venue, Beccles Sports Centre,


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