What to bring
A computer or tablet, internet access, a lichess.org account, and a quiet place to join Zoom.
Fraser Heights Chess Club - online group sessions
“Every chess master was once a beginner.” — Irving Chernev
The chess coach leads a short chess class followed by chess games on lichess.org. Students join from home through Zoom and use lichess.org for chess games. Students in grades 4 through university can register for the chess club. Instruction and chess games are based on each student's age and chess skills. Private chess classes are open to everyone.
Why chess
Each game asks a player to pause, compare choices, plan ahead, and learn from the result. Regular practice gives students useful experience with concentration and problem-solving.
How the chess club works
The coach leads the full session and gives students time to ask questions.
The coach presents one useful idea or pattern.
Students apply the idea in games with other players.
The group discusses decisions and asks questions.
Joining the chess club
Questions about the current group or instructor? Email the club.
A computer or tablet, internet access, a lichess.org account, and a quiet place to join Zoom.
We send the Zoom details and game links after registration.
Students join from home, so parents can remain nearby during the session.
Attendance can vary. Email us for current group size and instructor information.
Online chess club
Submit one registration form. We will reply with the current schedule, game links, Zoom details, and the next step.
FraserHeightsChess@gmail.comAdditional learning options
These options use a separate inquiry form.
Chess · All ages
One-to-one instruction for adults and younger players, shaped around level, goals, and pace.
Chess · Small group
Guided lessons and games for a few players at a similar level.
Programming · Age 12 and up
A separate three-hour workshop covering Java basics and simple algorithms.