We’re dedicated to unlocking every child’s potential through the power of chess.
When taught in an age-appropriate, playful way, chess supports both academic growth and personal development. It strengthens cognitive skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and spatial awareness, while also building executive function, confidence, and emotional intelligence.
We offer weekly 30-minute sessions, during school hours, throughout the school term. Our classes are designed to be engaging, gentle, and developmentally aligned. Each session is limited to a maximum of 10 children. Groups are randomly assigned at first, and later adjusted based on learning styles and progress. This ensures each child learns at the pace and level that suits them best — while still benefitting from group interaction.
WHAT CHILDREN WILL LEARN:
We are currently only based in Johannesburg.
A once off fee of R650.00 per child includes:
Boosts critical thinking, problem-solving, logical reasoning, pattern recognition, and spatial awareness.
Improves working memory, self-control, impulse regulation, flexible thinking, and decision-making.
Promotes emotional intelligence, confidence, sportsmanship, and learning from mistakes.
Supports stronger performance in STEM, the arts, and language subjects.
Helps manage ADHD and anxiety, and supports stress relief as children grow.
Encourages out-of-the-box thinking, imaginative planning, and unique strategic problem-solving.
We offer weekly, in-school chess lessons that help learners sharpen their thinking, build confidence, and grow through play. Our sessions are age-appropriate, interactive, and aligned with your school’s learning culture.
Let’s help your learners make their next move — on and off the board.
GM Garry Kasparov and WIM Tshepang Tlale on learning chess young.
“The best age to introduce chess is grade 1 to 3. And it is like opening gates for education for kids. It sharpens their minds, it [teaches] them about legal framework, concentration, logic. All tests show dramatic increase in both maths and language [in children that play chess]." 13th World Chess Champion, GM Garry Kasparov in an Al Jazeera interview with our Co-Founder WIM Tshepang Tlale.
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