Wu-Chi Tao School

Tao School (WCTIS) in Miranda is a martial arts school that aims to assist students in their progressive development in the Wu-Chi School of Arts Sydney. The school is an autonomous branch of Si-Fu Wipere Ngata's Wu-Chi School of Arts, and therefore, students are advised to consult their Lao Kung or Si-Fu before using or teaching any material from this school.

WCTIS provides a digital format of lessons and knowledge that are repeatedly taught to each student, allowing them to adopt a self-help attitude towards their advancement in the school. The material required to achieve the White Belt is freely available on the school's website. Once a student passes the White Belt, they can unlock the content necessary to progress to the Yellow Belt.

It is important to note that WCTIS does not serve as a replacement for teacher-led classes. Instead, it is intended to supplement the teacher's lessons by providing material that students can refer to during their own training time.

The school offers classes for various age groups. For kids aged 7-12, classes are held on Tuesdays from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm. Boys and girls can participate in these classes. For teens and adults aged 13 and over, classes are held on Tuesdays from 5:45 pm to 6:45 pm.

Men and women are welcome to join these classes.

The classes take place at Miranda Youth Centre, which is conveniently located near Miranda Westfield and the train station. The instructor at the Miranda branch is John Grant, who has over 20 years of experience teaching in the Wu-Chi School. Interested individuals can contact John with any questions or inquiries.

The school emphasises low-impact training to ensure that students can continue practising the martial art for many years without causing excessive strain or injury to their bodies. Wu-Chi is designed to accommodate individuals of all ages, and there are students in the school who have been training for more than 50 years.

To verify John Grant's working with children status, prospective students can use the provided link to access the New South Wales government's Working with Children Check page. The necessary details for verification include John Grant's first name, family name, date of birth, and Working with Children number.

Several reviews of the school are available, with students expressing their satisfaction and giving the school a 5-star rating. One reviewer, Maihe Nikora, highly recommends the school with a perfect score. Another reviewer, Brett Bandikoot, highlights their positive experience of starting their journey with Wu-Chi Tao School.

Overall, Wu-Chi Tao School in Miranda offers a supportive and inclusive environment for individuals of all ages to learn and develop their skills in martial arts. With experienced instructors and a commitment to long-term progress, the school strives to help students become masters of this art.