Chess is everything: art, science and sport
Anatoly Karpov
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CHESS
Playing chess is great for a child's brain development. Chess is linked with improving children's concentration, problem-solving, critical, original and creative thinking – and even mathematical abilities. It also help with memory storage and how young brains manage information.
Chess at VonHayat
Students of grades 3+ are allowed to play chess during recess and at home time.
Chess Coaching
Chess coaching camp will consists of 3 months. Students of grades 3+ can register for the camp. Chess training and coaching classes will be conducted on Saturdays.
Top Player 2022
Our top chess enthusiasts are;
G3: Rayyan, Arham & Moosa
G4: -
G5: Ashhad, Rayyan, Arqam, Ayyan
G6: Ibrahim, Abyan, Humza, Waleed, Hamza
Why play chess?
Improves problem-solving skills
Chess helps kids become independent and self-confident problem-solvers.
Improves spatial skills
Chess helps kids improve their spatial ability as they calculate variations 10 moves deep, visualizing the changes, picturing a position some moves down the line, analyzing it extensively.
Boosts children's memory
While playing chess kids' brain continuously practices remembering opponents moves and positions.
Exercises both sides of the brain
According to a German study, chess players, while playing chess use both hemispheres of the brain.
Develops creativity
According to a study students from grades 7 to 9 who played chess for 32 weeks scored higher in creativity activities.
Improves concentration
While playing chess the player must stay focused and pay attention to every single detail and piece. Therefore, playing chess helps improve kid’s concentration, not only in chess but also in different life situation
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