What to bring
A computer or tablet, internet access, and a quiet place to join Zoom.
Fraser Heights · Online Friday club
A focused Friday night of chess.
A club coach leads students in grade 4 through university through one lesson, real games, and a short review. Students join from home through Zoom.
- FridayEvery week
- 6:30 - 8:00 pmPacific time
- Grade 4 - universityPlayers who know the basics
Why chess
A game that rewards careful thought.
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.
- Concentrate
- Stay with one position and look for important details.
- Plan
- Compare possible moves before making a decision.
- Review
- Discuss what worked and what to try next time.
How Friday works
A clear plan for the evening.
The coach leads the full session and gives students time to ask questions.
- 01Learn
The coach presents one useful idea or pattern.
- 02Play
Students apply the idea in games with other players.
- 03Review
The group discusses decisions and asks questions.
Before Friday
What families need to know.
Questions about the current group or instructor? Email the club.
Links and platforms
We send the Zoom details and game links after registration.
Parent visibility
Students join from home, so parents can remain nearby during the session.
Current group
Attendance can vary. Email us for current group size and instructor information.
Friday Zoom club
Ready for Friday?
Submit one registration form. We will reply with the current schedule, game links, Zoom details, and the next step.
FraserHeightsChess@gmail.comSeparate from Friday club
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