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SAFE | FUN | INNOVATIVE

 

Little Musketeers allows you to safely implement a fun and innovative approach to school sports and fitness programs by combining executive functions development with fencing.

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OUR olympian FOUNDER

JAMES BEEVERS OLY

 

James Beevers is a 3rd generation fencer who followed the success of his father, mother and grandfather, who all fenced at international and Olympic level.

 

At the age of eight, he started fencing and has since won every British national title including being a four-time Senior British champion. James has represented Great Britain at 14 World & European Championships and was a member of the British team at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.

 

Following his retirement from the sport in 2009, James founded the very successful Little Musketeers fencing program which reaches over 350 schools teaching 3000 children each week in the UK. As a father of two young children, James has carefully developed exercises with executive functions and whole-child development in mind while gently exposing them to the sport of fencing.

 

FENCING ACHIEVEMENTS

 

  • Member of Team GB for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games

  • Commonwealth Gold Medalist with the England Team in 1998 in Malaysia

  • British National Championships: U-12, U-14, U-16, U-18, U-20, Senior (4x)

  • Over 20 National Open Titles won

  • Junior World Championship Finalist 1997

  • Senior World Cup finalist in 1999

  • World Number 1 Ranked Cadet Fencer (U17 category) in 1995

  • Represented Great Britain in 11 European Fencing Championships

  • Represented Great Britain at 14 World Fencing Championships

  • University of London Athlete of the Year 2000.

OUR MISSION: SKILLS FOR LIFE

THE ROCKET ANALOGY*

 

If a child were a "rocket" and a happy, productive life were the "mission": What would be needed for a successful "launch" during childhood?What "cargo" would need to be taken into adulthood? What will help "boost" them towards their mission?

 

*Analogy based on extensive scientific research of Executive Functions

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