Cambridge Kids Classes
We are passionate stimulating children’s imagination, boost their confidence, attention and channel their energy into something new and positive – Capoeira
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Mondays
17.00 - 17.50 8 yrs + St Lukes Primary School, Frenchs road CB4 3JZ Tuesdays St Lukes Primary School, Frenchs road CB4 3JZ 18.00 - 1835 - 5 yrs - 7 yrs 18.40 - 19.30 8 yrs+ Thursdays St Paul's Church Hills Rd, Cambridge CB2 1JP New Class Starting 23/04 17.10 - 17.40 3 & 4 yrs 17.40 - 18.10 5yrs - 7yrs 18.10 - 18.55 8 yrs + |
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Register your child here. Please notice that Classes run through term time only
Why Capoeira is great for Kids? They learn while playing.
Capoeira is a fantastic activity for children as it empowers them in many different ways.
It helps to burn the extra energy of the more active and it stimulates and builds up the confidence of the more introspective ones.
It fuels their imagination as they learn to communicate through acrobatic and “attack” / “defense” moves.
The need to interact in pairs and as a group through out the class will reinforce their social skills and the concept of teamwork. It boost their coordination as they learn new moves and how to play the instruments of Capoeira.
It teaches them about mutual respect and unlike other martial arts, the aim is not to win or hit the opponent but rather to work together transforming movements into something new.
They sing and learn stories through songs that will expose them to a foreign culture and language without even realising it.
It helps to burn the extra energy of the more active and it stimulates and builds up the confidence of the more introspective ones.
It fuels their imagination as they learn to communicate through acrobatic and “attack” / “defense” moves.
The need to interact in pairs and as a group through out the class will reinforce their social skills and the concept of teamwork. It boost their coordination as they learn new moves and how to play the instruments of Capoeira.
It teaches them about mutual respect and unlike other martial arts, the aim is not to win or hit the opponent but rather to work together transforming movements into something new.
They sing and learn stories through songs that will expose them to a foreign culture and language without even realising it.
Saint Luke's Primary
Our Thursday Venue St Paul's Church