Last Thursday I had the opportunity to officiate at the Diocesan Gymnastics Day. Just over 300 gymnasts from across our Diocesan schools took part in the gala day participating in four rotations. CTK was represented by a team of eleven girls who performed across the four rotations throughout the day. As a result of their efforts, poise and technique, they were placed first in the “Teams 10” competition for the second year in a row. Congratulations to our girls on their efforts and sportsmanship throughout the day.

Congratulations to Zara C who was placed 3rd overall in the Gold individual competition.

Thank you to all our parent supporters who cheered our gymnasts from the stands and for preparing and training the girls in the lead up. A special thanks to Mrs MaryAnne El-Sabbagh took on the role as our team manager on the day ensuring our girls were warmed up and on time to each of their rotations.

Well done to all concerned! 

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