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, the Birthplace of Chess Stop 2: Head Back to School, Armenian Style Stop 3: Train
ChessKid is happy to announce a brand-new cooperation with the German International School of Riga, which started with a joint chess tournament.
The school also has its own chess club, which trains around 50 people.
Like most of you I was not born rich. I came from a small town in the Philippines, and with little money or connections, the fact is my future wasn’t b…
but to train your brain for perhaps even bigger endeavors.
GM Elsha Moradiabadi teaches Afghan refugees in an English Language Learning class at Stough Elementary in Raleigh, North Carolina, how to play chess.
In such cases, how do you find a way to train them the basics of chess?
The children of Chess in Slums went up against the UC Merced Chess Team. Find out how they did!
They’re making fantastic progress and using their ChessKid Gold Accounts to train
IM Levy Rozman donated $100,000 to school chess teams to help them bounce back from the pandemic and fund lessons, equipment, and travel to national tournaments. Here are the stories of some of the schools who benefited!
arranged for GM Timur Gareyev (“The Blindfold King”) to travel to Virginia Beach to train
A World Youth Chess Championship is one of the most important tournaments a young chess player can ever aspire to attend. On an average 2,500 players from ar…
In my next article I will share how to train for a WYCC!
This year, the Madison City Chess League (MCCL) in Alabama celebrated five years in the community supporting chess education for students in grades K-12…
are engaged in this year is a Junior Tournament Director program where students train
Over 2,200 miles lie between Tennessee and the country of Columbia in South America. Thanks to chess.com, Chesskids from both areas can be connected. Montgom…
When word got out that MBA had hired a local chess master to train their team, the
I’m Coach Lucker and I run a chess club at my school in Aldine ISD, Houston, Texas. My chess program is now in its sixth year. I have a program of abo…
How do I train my students? What brings success to a program?
