Podcasts about st columba college

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Episode 13 – Sensei Dion Risborg – Karate Builds Strong Leaders Sensei Dion – Jindokai Shotokan Karate-do Website https://senseidion.com.au/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Sensei.Dion/     Sensei Dion began his Shotokan Karate journey in 1981, training at a JKA Dojo in Whyalla, South Australia. Throughout the 1980's, Sensei Dion participated in many tournaments, winning numerous State and National Junior events. In 1988, Sensei Dion represented Australia at the JKA World Cup – achieving 2nd place, in the Junior Team Kata event.   After moving to Adelaide for work in 1989, Sensei Dion opened the ‘Adelaide Metro Dojo', in the southern suburbs of Adelaide – this Dojo grew to become one of the strongest martial arts clubs in South Australia, with its members winning many State & National Championships. Several members of the Adelaide Metro Dojo also became National Team Members: three of which also gaining medals at the JKA World Cup level. In 2007 Sensei Dion relocated to the northern suburbs of Adelaide and begun teaching karate in Salisbury. This was the beginning of the formation of Jindokai Karate-Do. Since that time, Jindokai Karate-Do has continued to develop and grow; now with more than 160 members, and training at two of Adelaide's northern suburbs best locations – The Denison Centre, in Mawson Lakes, and St Columba College, in Andrews Farm. Throughout this journey, Sensei Dion has trained with many famous Karate Masters, enjoying long-lasting friendships with most of them. Some of the great Karate Masters, that been part of Sensei Dion's journey: JKA Grand Master:  Masatoshi Nakayama SKI Grand Master: Hirokazu Kanazawa Master: Minoru Kawawada (3 visits) JKA Master: Yoshiharu Osaka JKA Master: Tomio Imamura In the past few years, Jindokai Karate-Do has begun to establish itself as an extraordinarily strong, and successful Dojo: With a strong nucleus of high-grade Black Belts A legitimate connection to the ‘home of karate', in Japan Great programs for the development of our young, and our competitors Success at all levels of Karate Competitions, in South Australia An amazing, inclusive, family culture Jindokai Karate-Do – A GREAT place to train.

Ms Leanne Carr is the Principal of St Columba College in South Australia. Leanne is an advocate for Positive Education and engaged in a culture shift at St Columba College to intertwine positive psychology in all aspects of college life, with an aim to cultivate flourishing students, staff and community.

Mikayla, Arek, Jaimee & Hannah from St Columba College are the guest announcers on this week's podcast.

Jordan, Lockhart and Finbar co-host this week's show, chatting about robotics programs at St Columba College, what it REALLY means to sit on a Student Council, whether eating nothing but cookies on an episode of Survivor would do you any good, the difference between being "sporty" and "Sporty sporty", international travel and the an unexpected thing found on the side of the road in Benalla.

James is joined by Mikealie, Abiei & Arok, and chat about career choices, the problems with bringing pets to St Columba, the strangest native animals they've encountered at school, whether ducks are dangerous.. and heaps more. Audio production for this show was by Olivia & Charli.

James was at St Columba College with guest hosts Rachael, Ben & Cassie to chat about the school, who St Columba was, as well as memories of costume parties! We then travel down to Cardijn College to interview Tahlia, Corey & Isaac about the work of the YCS. There's also info about the new COYYA facebook page.. so much stuff. Listen now. :)