Engaging Chess Programs

Mindfulness, Body Awareness & Emotional Intelligence

Confidence, Strategy, and Friendship Through Play

Chess, Teamwork, and Empathy

Inclusivity Through Movement-Based Learning

Traditional chess is often a sit-still, focus-intensive activity, which can be challenging for neurodivergent children who may thrive through movement, tactile engagement, and multisensory experiences. By incorporating physical activities, storytelling, and interactive play, children who struggle with conventional learning methods can fully participate and enjoy the game. Moving like a knight, stretching like a bishop, or physically acting out strategic plays allows kinesthetic learners to grasp chess concepts in a way that feels natural and engaging.

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Years of child guidance

500

Happy Students

years chess experience

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