Abacus
Mental arithmetic you can picture
Chess
Thinking two moves ahead, on and off the board
From how the pieces move to openings, tactics and endgames — chess taught as structured thinking practice that children happen to find fun.
What your child learns
- Piece movement and board control
- Opening principles and common traps
- Tactics — forks, pins and skewers
- Basic endgames and checkmate patterns
How we teach it
Chess rewards the habit of pausing. Beginners start with a small board and a few pieces so that every move matters and nothing is overwhelming. Games are played and then reviewed together — the review is where the learning happens, not the game itself.
We assess every child before we place them, so they start in the right place.
What changes
- Thinks before moving, not after
- Recognises patterns in new positions
- Handles losing a game calmly
Every child progresses at their own pace. We track it and tell you honestly how it is going.
Interested in Chess?
Tell us your child’s age and what you have noticed. We will take it from there.