We help to reveal the child's potential
We help to reveal the child's potential
Our goal is to develop the child's vital skills and love for chess
Beginner
The Initial level
Getting to know the world of chess , development of intellectual skills and children's love for chess.
✔ For children from 0 development of intellectual skills and children's love for chess.
✔1- 2 classes/week for 60 minutes - 4-8 lessons/month
✔In a group of 6-8 students
from 40£/month -10 £ /1 lesson
Getting to know the world of chess , development of intellectual skills and children's love for chess.
✔ For children from 0 development of intellectual skills and children's love for chess.
✔1- 2 classes/week for 60 minutes - 4-8 lessons/month
✔In a group of 6-8 students
from 40£/month -10 £ /1 lesson
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Junior
Before the basic level
Getting to know the game of chess
✔ We instill interest in the game, get acquaint with special chess moves, opening, and checkmates
✔1- 2 classes/week for 60 minutes - 4-8 lessons/month
✔In a group of 6-8 students
from 40£/month -10 £ /1 lesson
Getting to know the game of chess
✔ We instill interest in the game, get acquaint with special chess moves, opening, and checkmates
✔1- 2 classes/week for 60 minutes - 4-8 lessons/month
✔In a group of 6-8 students
from 40£/month -10 £ /1 lesson
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Middle
The Basic level
Familiarity with chess tactics
✔ For children who already know how to play
✔ We learn to start the game correctly, notice tactical opportunities and checkmate correctly.
✔1- 2 classes/week for 60 minutes - 4-8 lessons/month
✔In a group of 6-8 students
from 40£/month -10 £ /1 lesson
Familiarity with chess tactics
✔ For children who already know how to play
✔ We learn to start the game correctly, notice tactical opportunities and checkmate correctly.
✔1- 2 classes/week for 60 minutes - 4-8 lessons/month
✔In a group of 6-8 students
from 40£/month -10 £ /1 lesson
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Senior
Advanced level
Advanced player with competition experience
✔ For children aged 8-16
✔1- 2 classes/week for 60 minutes - 4-8 lessons/month
✔In a group of 6-8 students
from 48£/month -12£ /1 lesson
Advanced player with competition experience
✔ For children aged 8-16
✔1- 2 classes/week for 60 minutes - 4-8 lessons/month
✔In a group of 6-8 students
from 48£/month -12£ /1 lesson
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"Each person chooses their own path to achieve their goal."
The training program at the online school
"King&Queen"
Developed for maximum material retention, motivational learning
We encourage interest in the game, get acquainte with the rules of chess, teach the moves of the pieces. Our lessons have practical tasks and solving tasks, feedbac with the coach on the results of the work.
The result of the course:
1.The emergence of chess. A brief history of the game's development. Chessboard, pieces, arrangement of pieces. Overview and working on the chess platform.
2. The rook move, capture. Didactic practical games.
3. The bishop. The rook against the bishop.
4. Queen. Queen against the rook, the bishop
5. The most cunning chess piece - the knight.
6. Pawn. Special chess moves - transformation, en passant capture.
7. Attack and defense. Value of pieces. Advantageous exchange.
8.The most important chess piece - the king.
9. Check and ways to defend against check.
10. Checkmate. Creating checkmate threats. Defense against checkmate.
11. Draw in chess.
12. Rules of performing castling.
13. Linear checkmate. Playing out educational positions.
14. Checkmate by king and queen. Solving problems "Checkmate in 1, 2 moves."
15. Checkmate by king and rook. Solving problems "Checkmate in 1, 2 moves."
16. Typical checkmate ideas. Checkmate in the opening, middlegame, endgame.
The result of the course:
- The child will master the moves of all chess figures, will learn what "check" and "castling" mean, will learn to set up linear and children's mats, will become acquainted with typical checkmate positions.
Practical tasks and solutions on each session, feedback with the coach based on the work results.
1. Special chess moves: en passant capture, pawn promotion, rules for castling.
2. Check, checkmate, stalemate. Simple checkmates.
3. Linear checkmate. Analysis of instructional positions.
4. Checkmate with a king and queen. Checkmate plan.
5. Checkmate with a king and rook. Solution to "Mate in 1, 2 moves" puzzles.
6. Various types of checkmates: battery, Arabian, smothered, back rank checkmate (four of them).
7. Opening - the beginning of a game. Typical opening mistakes. How to checkmate in 1, 2 moves.
8. How to start a game: basic opening rules.
The course outcome:
1. Special chess moves: en passant capture, pawn promotion, rules for castling.
2. Check, checkmate, stalemate. Simple checkmates.
3. Linear checkmate. Analysis of instructional positions.
4. Checkmate with a king and queen. Checkmate plan.
5. Checkmate with a king and rook. Solution to "Mate in 1, 2 moves" puzzles.
6. Various types of checkmates: battery, Arabian, smothered, back rank checkmate (four of them).
7. Opening - the beginning of a game. Typical opening mistakes. How to checkmate in 1, 2 moves.
8. How to start a game: basic opening rules.
The course outcome:
- A course for children who know the basic rules of chess but do not yet possess the necessary knowledge for complex chess variations in game development. In this course, students will learn basic pawn and rook endgame techniques. During the course sessions, we will also analyze basic techniques and methods of attacking the king, and familiarize ourselves with typical combinations in castling positions.
Practical tasks and problem solving at each lesson, feedback from the coach based on the results of the work
The Section "Study of tactical techniques":
1. Double blow. Solving problems.
2. Fork. Study of educational parties on the topic "Double blow".
3. Linear strike - "spear".
4. Binding. Using ties to checkmate the king.
5. Binding. Using connections to take shapes.
6. Catching pieces.
7. Open and double chess. "Mill".
8. Open attack.
9. Checkmate in 2-3 moves. Typical combinations.
10. Destruction of protection.
11. Distraction. Weakness of the last horizontal.
12. Engagement, blocking.
13. Overlap, intermediate course.
14. Liberation of the field, line.
Section "Study of the opening - the beginning of the game":
1. Basic principles of the game in the opening. The value of the center.
2. The fastest development of pieces.
3. Safety of the king at the beginning of the game.
4. Violation of debut principles.
5. Typical mistakes of beginner chess players.
6. Open debut for white.
7. Opening for chess beginners for black.
8. Activity of pieces. Implementation of quantitative advantage in pieces.
9. Transition to the endgame.
10. Learning the algorithm and development, - the correct derivation of chess pieces.
The course outcome:
The Section "Study of tactical techniques":
1. Double blow. Solving problems.
2. Fork. Study of educational parties on the topic "Double blow".
3. Linear strike - "spear".
4. Binding. Using ties to checkmate the king.
5. Binding. Using connections to take shapes.
6. Catching pieces.
7. Open and double chess. "Mill".
8. Open attack.
9. Checkmate in 2-3 moves. Typical combinations.
10. Destruction of protection.
11. Distraction. Weakness of the last horizontal.
12. Engagement, blocking.
13. Overlap, intermediate course.
14. Liberation of the field, line.
Section "Study of the opening - the beginning of the game":
1. Basic principles of the game in the opening. The value of the center.
2. The fastest development of pieces.
3. Safety of the king at the beginning of the game.
4. Violation of debut principles.
5. Typical mistakes of beginner chess players.
6. Open debut for white.
7. Opening for chess beginners for black.
8. Activity of pieces. Implementation of quantitative advantage in pieces.
9. Transition to the endgame.
10. Learning the algorithm and development, - the correct derivation of chess pieces.
The course outcome:
- During the course, students learn basic tactical techniques: binding, double strike, open attack, distraction, engagement, destruction of defense. In the first part of the course, we learn to solve multi-figure checkmate problems in 2-3 moves, get acquainted with typical chess combinations. The second part of the course is dedicated to the study of the opening, the basic rules of the game at the beginning of the game, the initial theory of opening, and typical opening mistakes will be analyzed.
After each lesson, independent work, acting out positions, feedback with the coach based on the results of the work
Pawn Endgame Basics:
1. Basic principles of endgame play. Analysis of games from students' creativity from the point of view of the endgame.
2. Basics of the pawn endgame. Passing pawns.
3. The square rule.
4. Holding a pawn in a queen. Confrontation. Protection against holding a pawn.
5. King and extreme pawn.
6. Queen against a pawn on the second horizontal.
7. Instructive endgame mistakes
Attackes on the King:
1. Activity in chess. Interaction of figures in the attack.
2. Basic principles of attacking the king. Attacking the king in the center.
3. Attacking the king in the center. Analysis of the parties of the world champions.
4. Attacking the position of short casting. Typical combinations.
5. Attacking a long cast position. Figure-pawn attack.
6. Attack with versatile casting. pawn assaults.
7. Typical mistakes during the attack of the king.
Pawn endings. Typical techniques:
1. Distant opposition.
2. Protected pass pawn.
3. Breakthrough.
4. Triangle, shoulder pushing, corresponding squares.
5. Analysis of played games.
Basics of strategy:
1. Good and bad pieces. Mistakes during exchange.
2. The advantage of two bishops.
3. Weak and strong squares.
4. Pawn structure. "Weak" pawns.
5. Open lines. Invasion along an open line.
6. Open lines - using an outpost.
7. Attack on the queen's flank.
Course outcome:
Pawn Endgame Basics:
1. Basic principles of endgame play. Analysis of games from students' creativity from the point of view of the endgame.
2. Basics of the pawn endgame. Passing pawns.
3. The square rule.
4. Holding a pawn in a queen. Confrontation. Protection against holding a pawn.
5. King and extreme pawn.
6. Queen against a pawn on the second horizontal.
7. Instructive endgame mistakes
Attackes on the King:
1. Activity in chess. Interaction of figures in the attack.
2. Basic principles of attacking the king. Attacking the king in the center.
3. Attacking the king in the center. Analysis of the parties of the world champions.
4. Attacking the position of short casting. Typical combinations.
5. Attacking a long cast position. Figure-pawn attack.
6. Attack with versatile casting. pawn assaults.
7. Typical mistakes during the attack of the king.
Pawn endings. Typical techniques:
1. Distant opposition.
2. Protected pass pawn.
3. Breakthrough.
4. Triangle, shoulder pushing, corresponding squares.
5. Analysis of played games.
Basics of strategy:
1. Good and bad pieces. Mistakes during exchange.
2. The advantage of two bishops.
3. Weak and strong squares.
4. Pawn structure. "Weak" pawns.
5. Open lines. Invasion along an open line.
6. Open lines - using an outpost.
7. Attack on the queen's flank.
- Basic rook positions in the endgame. Rook against pawn and pawns.
- Position of Lucena - a position in the endgame "rooks with a pawn against rooks".Building a bridge.
- Philidor's position - a typical draw position in the endgame "rooks with a pawn against rooks".
- Realization of the advantage of rooks in the endgame.
Course outcome:
- The course is designed for children who can solve mate problems in 3-5 moves, know the principles of opening play, and basic opening systems. In the endgame part of the course, students will learn basic pawn and rook maneuvers in the endgame. During the course, we will also analyze basic techniques and methods of attacking the king, familiarize ourselves with typical combinations for castling positions. Through examples of games of world champions and outstanding chess players, we will analyze the main strategic elements of the position and their application."
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