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Connect the pieces and rules to simple tactics, opening ideas, and practical games. The starting point follows the students’ experience.
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After-school chess programmes
Give students a welcoming place to learn, think, and play together. Live online chess clubs for schools, with a structured learning approach under the guidance of NM Dilshad Mohammed.
Share your school, student ages, and timezone. We’ll discuss a suitable setup.
The club experience
One position. Different ideas. A coach to help students see the possibilities.
More than knowing the rules
Chess gives the group a shared challenge. Lessons combine clear instruction with opportunities to speak, solve, and play.
Connect the pieces and rules to simple tactics, opening ideas, and practical games. The starting point follows the students’ experience.
Ask a question, explain a candidate move, and hear a classmate’s reasoning. Discussion is part of learning to make your own decisions.
Practise fair play, respect the opponent, and learn to review a game constructively. A mistake becomes a position to explore together.
Find your format
School organisers and parents have different starting points. Choose the conversation that fits what you’re looking for.
For schools & activity coordinators
Discuss a chess programme around your students’ ages, experience, school timetable, and learning priorities.
For parents & individual students
Looking for an after-school activity for your child? Explore our existing level-based group classes and find a suitable starting point.
Use the free coordinator’s guide to outline your group, technology, supervision, timetable and learning priorities. Print it, save it as a PDF, or copy the enquiry outline.
Open the school planning guideA lesson at the board
A typical lesson moves between explanation, discussion, and practice. The pace and material are matched to the learning group.
Meet a chess idea through a position and a clear explanation.
Compare moves and talk through why one choice might work.
Put the idea into practice through puzzles and friendly games.
Review a key moment and identify something to practise next.
Start with the practical details
Send the school name, student numbers and ages, current chess experience, preferred dates, and timezone. We’ll use those details to discuss the club arrangement.
Send an enquiryLevel-based pricing. School group arrangements, schedule, and the final quote are agreed before booking.
View published pricingA new chapter at the board
A useful conversation starts with your students and your timetable. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll explore the next steps.
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