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Student Assessments – 2016

17th April 2016 Sifu-W Leave a comment

Sifu Shaun Rawcliffe will be visiting Cheltenham Wing Chun Kuen on Saturday 11th June and 3rd December 2016 to conduct assessments and impart his wealth of knowledge to attendees.

Further information about assessments can be found here >>

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