Review

Supported by World Educational Cultural Aid Bandong Elementary School, Chiang Mai, Thailand has reported on WECA Taekwondo classes that help children develop strong physical strength and good character.

Through this educational support All 6th grade students from Bandong Elementary School participated and had a meaningful time learning Taekwondo, Korea's proud traditional martial art.

On this day, the class was designed to help students grow to the next level. Preparation for ‘Taegeuk Chapter 4’ promotion review 

Children learned disciplined Poomsae with disciplined movements and strong spirit.

Also, three ways to move to the center NanumGothic; font-size: 11pt; color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">I gained a solid foundation through systematic instruction.

Before the next sparring class, we conducted ‘sparring safety rules and precautions training’ to learn the importance of courtesy and safety toward each other. 

Children learned sportsmanship that is considerate and respectful of others, and were able to develop not only physical fitness but also the right mindset.

We sincerely thank our sponsors who always show their warmth so that children in underprivileged areas of Thailand can train their bodies in a healthy manner through Taekwondo and develop confidence and spirit of challenge without environmental constraints. Thank you.

Please continue to support the children of the WECA Taekwondo class at Ban Dong Elementary School in Thailand.

"Taekwondo education is a valuable learning experience that goes beyond simple physical training and instills self-control, respect, and good character in children.

WECA will continue to spare no effort in providing cultural and physical support to the children of Ban Dong Elementary School in Thailand so that they can grow up to be healthy, confident leaders of tomorrow." 

— World Educational Cultural Aid Chairman Bang Jeong-hwan

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