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Curro Serengeti student obtains first place at championships

The Grade R learner obtained first place in both kata and kumite in the white belt category for her age group of four to six-years.

Curro Serengeti learner, Lesego Komape has achieved remarkable success at the South African Karate National Championships.

The Grade R learner obtained first place in both kata and kumite in the white belt category for her age group of four to six years old.

Lara de Castro from Curro Serengeti said the school was thrilled about the young karate prodigy’s achievements.

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“Lesego’s exceptional performance is a testament to her dedication, skill, and unwavering commitment to the sport,” said de Castro.

“Curro Serengeti extends its warmest congratulations to Lesego for her outstanding accomplishment.

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“Her victory is a source of inspiration for her peers and a proud moment for the entire school community,” she added.

The national competition featured participants from all nine provinces who showcased the best young karate talent in the country.

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