Online Private One-to-One Lessons

We hope you have all been keeping well and managed to find ways to entertain yourselves during this period of lockdown and for those of you who are key-workers our heartfelt thanks for all you have and continue to do for the Nation.  I am sure you will agree we all find ourselves wishing to resume normality without any idea of when or even if that will be possible.

We are hoping to help a little by offering private, interactive, online, one-to-one chess sessions to any children who may be interested.

As safeguarding children is our highest priority, we have carefully evaluated which online chess tools to use for our online clubs.

Online club matches will be on chesskid.com, a platform designed with children and safeguarding in mind.

Video instruction sessions will be held on Zoom. We are aware that safety concerns have been raised with regards to Zoom. We will be applying stringent safety precautions to avoid issues such as ‘zoombombing’ by trolls. Nevertheless, we will require an adult to remain in the same room as any child using zoom at all times.

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Many Thanks.

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'Win or Learn. One only loses a game if they do not learn.' Says EJBP

‘In my practice I have usually found it strongest to post the knights at B3, where they have a magnificent sway.’

Explained the great authority Emanuel Lasker, World Champion for 27 years. Here ‘B3’ refers to the squares c3 and f3 for White, or c6 and f6 for Black.

‘The game cannot better be opened than by advancing the e-pawn two squares.’

Stated 150 years ago by the great Philidor referring to the starting move 1. e4. His advice is still good today.

‘Probably the best reply.’

Commented Capablanca of the reply 1. … e5.

‘You should never, unless of necessity or to gain an advantage, move the pawns in front of the castled king for each pawn move loosens the position’

Affirms Tarrasch.

‘Always try to keep the three pawns in front of your castled king on their original squares as long as possible.’

Announced Alekhine