Palme School

Online chess school for children

Teach you how to play chess

Chess is

Thinking is hard
Through chess lessons, a child develops concentration, logic, critical and abstract thinking, strategic planning, and even creativity.
Involvement in sport and profession from childhood
In the 16th century, King Philip II held the first chess tournament in Spain. Today, the scale of the game of chess reaches the World Championship and there is even a separate Chess Olympiad.
Author's teaching methodology
During the lessons the child will get acquainted with chess notation, history, and the work of outstanding chess players. Classes are held in the following formats: simultaneous play sessions, tournaments, competitive quizzes, lectures, etc.
Individual approach
We will build a personalized learning path for your child and supplement the learning with the right subjects at an exclusive VIP price

For whom

Russian-speaking children living abroad and their parents who want a creative and friendly atmosphere:
  • Help you reach your potential
  • To teach you to look at the world in a deeper and broader way
  • Guarantee success in life in any field of activity
  • Teaching you to think and speak differently
What are we doing in class?

- We study the rules of chess, chess notation.
- We learn about outstanding chess players.
- Solving chess problems.

What formats?

- Presentation games.
- Problem Charts.
- Riddles, puzzles, crosswords, rebuses, chess bingo.

What skills are we building?

- Matting the lone king, pawn endgame, etc.
- Reading, speaking, writing in Russian.
- A game of chess.
- Logic and spatial reasoning.

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