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Chess lessons that teach kids to think before they move

Weekly classes for children and teens at Setiawangsa and Bangi, from first moves to tournaments.

A girl concentrating on the board
A boy thinking about his next move
A young player at the chessboard
School holiday chess camp, registration open

What chess builds in children

  • Thinking ahead

    • Spotting patterns on the board
    • Planning a few moves ahead
  • Focus and patience

    • Staying with one task for a whole game
    • Checking before acting
  • Confidence

    • Trying ideas and learning from mistakes
    • Handling wins and losses calmly
  • Sportsmanship

    • Fair play and respect for opponents
    • Making friends who love the game
A boy playing chess in class

Every class has three parts

  1. Learn

    The coach teaches one idea at the board, with examples at your child’s level.

  2. Play

    Children try the idea straight away in games with players at the same level.

  3. Review

    Together they look back at key moments, so every mistake becomes a lesson.

Three levels, one clear path

See the full timetable
  • Beginner

    For children new to chess. They learn how every piece moves and start playing full games.

    Class daysTue S3, Wed S3, Sat S1, Sun S1

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  • Intermediate

    For players who know the rules. They build tactics, openings and planning with practice games.

    Class daysTue S3, Fri S3, Sat S2, Sun S2

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  • Pro

    For competitive players. Deeper strategy, game review and preparation for tournaments.

    Class daysMon S3

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Our students at tournaments

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Champion

Aiman R.

State junior championship

U10 OpenState

Best Girl

Nurul H.

District schools tournament

U12District

2nd place

Wei Jie T.

National age-group rapid

U14National

3rd place

Arjun K.

Inter-school team event

U16School

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