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Camps and Competition

Local & Overseas Fencing camps 

Local & Overseas Fencing CampsFencing camps — both local and overseas — offer an enriching, fun and memorable experience for children. They provide a chance to improve fencing skills in a focused environment while also building friendships, confidence and independence.Local camps are a convenient way to intensify training during school holidays without the need to travel. Overseas camps, on the other hand, combine fencing with cultural exposure, language practice and the excitement of training in a new environment. While overseas camps may involve a bigger commitment, many families find the experience highly rewarding.We organise camps throughout the year in four main periods:

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  • Easter

  • Summer

  • Mid-Autumn

  • Winter

 

These camps are designed to complement regular training and competition, giving students additional opportunities to develop their skills and enjoy the sport.

Competition as a Key Part of Development

Competition is an essential part of a fencer’s growth — just as important as regular training and camps. Taking part in competitions helps students apply what they have learned under pressure, build mental strength, and measure their progress in a real environment.Through competitions, children learn how to manage nerves, respect opponents, recover from setbacks, and celebrate successes. These experiences develop focus, resilience and sportsmanship that go beyond the fencing piste and support their overall personal growth.We encourage students to compete at an appropriate level according to their age, skill and goals. Regular competition experience helps them become more confident, composed and motivated fencers.Together with structured training and both local and overseas camps, competition forms a complete pathway that supports long-term development in both fencing and character

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