On 23 June, the International Olympic Committee celebrates Olympic Day – and this year, we’re honouring one of our very own CAT Olympians!
At the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, history was made when Tabby Stoecker and Matt Weston became the first-ever Olympic mixed team skeleton champions. Tabby, a graduate of London Youth Circus, Centre for Advanced Training programme, has had an extraordinary journey from flying trapeze to skeleton racing. During her 7 years on the scheme, Tabby was always eager to try new things. A talented acrobat, she discovered her passion for flying trapeze, bringing charisma and energy to every performance. Whether embodying creative characters in productions or simply fully committing to her weekly classes, Tabby embraced every opportunity with enthusiasm.
Recently, Tabby visited the National Centre for Circus Arts to catch up with us, and we want to take this moment to congratulate her on this incredible achievement. The CAT programme empowers young people to explore diverse paths, supporting them every step of the way—no matter where their journey leads.
