Who are the Excel Education Team?
Mission Statement: To empower people to believe in themselves and thrive in the future
Generating New Ideas.
Being Creative in our Mindset
We all know people learn in varying ways, we get to know the people we are working with and deliver programmes specifically for them.
Great people skills, with listening skills all our staff, prioritise the wellbeing of who we are working with.
Why we are different
Excel Martial Arts and KRS Education have decades of experience working with young people to get the very best from them. Breaking down barriers to learning for each young person, getting to know them, and believing in them, our small groups and 1-1 ethos makes the environment these students work in somewhere they want to be. Giving students tools and coping mechanisms for different situations benefiting schools and establishments alike.
Liam Richards
See's the best in everyone- Helps young people to also see it
Working on young peoples confidence, mental wellbeing and resilience for over 2 decades
Favourite Quote:
‘You can have everything you want in life, if you just help enough other people get what they want’
5th Degree Black Belt
Simon Hall
See's and Believes in everyone - helping young people take a leap of faith
Breaking down barriers to learning for over 2 decades.
Favourite Quote:
Behold the turtle – they only make progress when they stick their neck out
Qualified Football Referee
Tia Richards
Building Confidence & Resilience
Helping build young people up and giving them a great future for way over a decade.
Favourite quote:
You don’t have to be great to get started, but you do have to get started to be great!
3rd Degree Black Belt
Ryan Hall
Helping young people see how they good they can be
Working with Vulnerable students to see their potential, building confidence in each and every one.
Favourite Quote:
Jack Cocker
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Andy Hogg
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Sharney Richards
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Stacey Hall
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"Testimonials regarding what parents think about Excel and how they work with their children".
