About Us
Playing chess makes kids smarter and we are here to help with that
We provide chess coaching and supply chess sets, boards, books and other chess playing equipment to individuals, schools and organizations in Adelaide, South Australia
- We teach Chess in Schools because we believe it helps academic performance.Chess actually makes kids smarter by teaching the following skills: Focusing, visualizing, thinking ahead, analyzing concretely, and thinking abstractly, planning, juggling multiple considerations simultaneously and last but not least it has great Social Benefits.
- Chess actually makes kids smarter by teaching the following skills: Focusing, visualizing, thinking ahead, analyzing concretely, and thinking abstractly, planning, juggling multiple considerations simultaneously and last but not least it has great Social Benefits.We teach chess in ADELAIDE Metro and in SOUTH AUSTRALIAN Country schools.
- We teach chess in ADELAIDE Metro and in SOUTH AUSTRALIAN Country schools. Classes in ADELAIDE Metro are conducted on a weekly basis during school hours, lunch times or after school.The format of our chess club in schools usually involves a 15 minute talk or demonstration at the start of each lesson.
- This will focus on a particular theme, tactic, strategy or idea. Children are then encouraged to play monitored games in a tournament setting as well as to play social chess variants. Prizes and certificates are awarded during the year to stimulate further interest and friendly rivalry. Chess sets and clocks are provided by Chess School SA. We teach with a friendly positive manner making learning chess easy and great fun.
- All our Coaches have current working with children checks and are covered by public liability insurance. If you would like a chess club started at your school and enjoy thrilling chess experience please contact us for more information.Our mission is to provide chess products and services to people who play chess and to help them to improve and enjoy the game even more.
- Chess Engine Copyright (c) 2011 Gary Linscott
Mato Jelic
Edgar Mdinaradze
Stjepan Sinkovic
Suzi Jelic
Alex, Mato and Stjepan
Don Whyatt
Xuan Xu
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