Childrens Classes
The children at the warrior Quest Academy follow a sylabus that is aimed at teaching methods of escape and evasion from a would be abductor, and self defence against the play ground bully. Moreover we try to instill in the children a code of ethics and moral values based on the codes of the Warrior (Bushido) whilst at the same time allowing them to developing a number of attributes and traits that will allow the child to flourish as they grow up. These traits and attributes we aim to instill in the children are…
1) Confidence, Courage and Perseverance to give them belief in themselves and to achieve their goals in life.
2) Methods of self defence to keep themselves safe in a country which is seeing 150 knife stabbing per day in England and Wales and four knife attacks in schools per week. We therefore focus a lot of our time in child self protection.
3) Manners and Etiquette so that they behave in a way so they learn to respect others and themselves which is what one expects as a warrior and also so they act as role models for others.
4) To act as a protector to look after others and help people and society in a positive way.
5) Whilst instilling the child with these warrior codes they will also develop Agility, Strength, Co-ordination, Timing, Social Skills, and an understanding of Japanese culture and language.
What Our Students Say
Our children (And adults) learn a variety of skills that relate back to ancient ninjutsu such as unarmed combat, sword, staff etc. However it is important that students also learn skills they appropriate to today’s modern world. The children therefore not only learn self defence but skills that a modern Ninja would be proud to master. These include First Aid, Map Reading, Climbing Skills, Survival Techniques, Firearms, Fire Fighting all taught by professional and qualified instructors in their area. We have found that by teaching these things to children, gives them not only a wide range of skills now lacking in modern society, but also a deep appreciation for mastering and respecting those skills. (See images Below).
Some of our children at the 2025 seminar in Rugby bonding with their fellow students.
Antonia gets her hands on a real automatic rifle with a silencer in the dojo
| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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Adult's Class 19:00 - 21:00 Northampton ⓘ | Children's Class 17:00 - 18:00 Northampton ⓘ | Children's Class 10:00 - 11:00 Northampton ⓘ |