Latest Grading Results

There are some excellent marks which show that students have been working hard to achieve the result.

Leah Ricketts   7th Kyu 3rd pass
Kayleigh Ricketts 7th Kyu 3rd Pass
Katy OBoyle  4th Kyu  2nd + pass
Toby Hixon  8th Kyu
Jay-Reece  8th Kyu
Olivia Ashbourne 8th Kyu
Euan Moore  8th Kyu
Matthew Ashbourne  7th Kyu
Tom Green  6th Kyu
W.W.S.K.A.Grading Grading by:Dave Ashbourne Date: 9/12/13 Location: Chase MeadowJuniors who have joined at 6/12/13

 

Name

Grade taken

Licence

Fee

 

Basics

Comb’

Pairs

Bag

Kumite

Trad’

Kata

 

 

Result
Joe Brown 9th   10.0   7   7.5

7+

 

         2nd
Joshua Brown 9th   10.0   7   7 7           2nd
Oliver Spearman 9th   10.0   7+   7+ 7           2nd
Harry Whiston 9th   10.0   7   7 7           2nd
Nikhil Samani 9th   10.0   7+   7+ 7+           2nd
Scott Billings 9th   10.0   7   7+ 7+           2nd
Ethan Dumbleton-Thomas 9th   10.0   7   7+ 7+           2nd
Harrison Lowe 9th   10.0   7   7+ 7+           2nd
Jonathan Masters 9th   10.0   7.5+   7.5 7.5           2nd+
                             
                             
                             

 

W.W.S.K.A.Grading Grading by: Date: 9/12/13 Location: Chase Meadowseniors

 

Name

Grade taken

Licence

Fee

 

Basics

Comb’

Pairs

Bag

Kumite

Trad’

Kata

 

 

Result
James Glassborrow 9th   10.0   7.5+   7.5

7.5

 

         2nd+
Tony Conway 9th   10.0   7.5   7+ 7+           2nd+
Lisa Brown 9th   10.0   7.5   7+ 7+           2nd+
Angela Pozo Ramajo 9th   10.0   8   7.5+ 7.5+           1st

 

Grading procedure

The grading system is historically based on 1 – 10 but effectively starts at 6.  The key score is 7 which is considered the average attainable score, representing a reasonable standard.

  • A grading with a score of 2 x 6 or 6 ½ is marginal, a 3rd class pass at best.
  • A grading with all scores of 7 or better is a 2nd class pass, with 2 or more 7+ 2nd+.
  • A grading with 2 eights is a 1st class pass.
  • 6          Below standard, work required to bring this technique up to standard.
  • 6+        Not quite up to standard.
  • 7          Represents a reasonable standard.
  • 7+        Parts of the discipline or technique are better than standard, but not all of it.
  • 7 ½      First of the above average scores, excels in many areas of the discipline.
  • 8          Top score, represents outstanding technique etc. for grade being taken.
On December 10, 2013   /   Chase Meadow, Gradings   /   Leave a comment

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