Foundation to Grade 6
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The game of chess has been challenging and delighting players of all abilities for centuries. It is undoubtedly an enjoyable game in its own right and there are a number of tangible benefits that will reflect in children’s learning across many other subjects.
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Children who learn to play chess typically develop:
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A Fun and Engaging Way
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Our chess program is structured and as it progresses, the children’s learning is scaffolded to ensure they build on their previous knowledge. All of the lessons follow our framework of:
Unique to our classes is the understanding that children get the most out of chess when they are having fun. Our lessons are playful and lively. Children are shown cunning plans, sneaky traps, fun puzzles and have a look at famous games so they can see it all in action. |
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Hands On! |
Of course, we know that there is no better way to learn than to have a go, so there is plenty of time given to test out new strategies and skills through playing games. Children are encouraged to challenge themselves and their opponents in a positive environment that fosters good sportsmanship, resilience and self-confidence.
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Lead by example |
All of our chess coaches are passionate about the game and their natural enthusiasm for chess is itself inspiring to the children they coach.
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