Our considerable experience working in schools throughout London has shown that chess success leads to confidence and enthusiasm, which transfer to many other fields of education. Chess teaches children to think in a logical and mathematically structured manner. It also encourages them to think for themselves and develop a healthy competitive spirit.

Most importantly, chess is fun. We run a fun chess competition at every school, with trophies and medals for the winners. Each child will additionally receive a certificate and another prize. Coupled with this competition, all children will receive Grandmaster chess tuition.

Chess is for all ages and abilities:

Whether you're just starting out,	Have played for a couple of years,	Or are ready to represent your country,

we look forward to welcoming you to our chess clubs.
Grandmaster Aaron & Claire Summerscale

Chess for Women and Girls

Games Champ
for games lovers who like to win

The RJCC meets every Saturday during term time.
We highly recommend that you visit this excellent club.

Summerscale Chess Coaching and Tournament Day: 27th June, Kensington. REPORT

Girls' Day School Trust tournament report HERE.

The Right Move march issue reporting on the Junior 4 Nations Chess League HERE.

Junior 4 Nations Chess League final weekend report HERE.

Junior 4 Nations Chess League 1st weekend report HERE.
Two additional reports by the players themselves are here: Akash Jain and Ravi Haria.

World Mind Sports Games report from International Master Lawrence Cooper.

World Youth Chess Championships RESULTS.

Witney chess club beginners' chess tournament RESULTS.

Summerscale World Exchange & Kamikaze results can be found HERE.

World Junior Championship 2008 results are here. Congratulations to David Howell who played absolutely magnificently and unfortunately lost his last round, but still came 3rd=.