26-02-2014, 11:14 AM
Not sure what the Nigel Short Chess Society is, but it just sounds good. This advert was in the recent edition of the Lothian Primary Times, a magazine which gets sents home to parents of primary age kids. Hopefully it may help someone, should be well worth the petrol/time for a parent to get their kid to Edinburgh for this.
Free Chess sessions for children
Are you aged 10-15 and love playing chess or have you always wanted to learn how to play chess? If so, you may be interested in joining the Nigel Short Chess Society at Fettes College every Thursday from 5.30pm to 7pm. Be coached by chess Grandmaster Jacob Aargaard, meet other players and have the opportunity to learn, develop and challenge yourself playing this fun, strategic game. All sessions are free and beginners and improvers are welcomed.
To arrange a trial session email <!-- e --><a href="mailto:g.gray@fettes.com">g.gray@fettes.com</a><!-- e -->
Free Chess sessions for children
Are you aged 10-15 and love playing chess or have you always wanted to learn how to play chess? If so, you may be interested in joining the Nigel Short Chess Society at Fettes College every Thursday from 5.30pm to 7pm. Be coached by chess Grandmaster Jacob Aargaard, meet other players and have the opportunity to learn, develop and challenge yourself playing this fun, strategic game. All sessions are free and beginners and improvers are welcomed.
To arrange a trial session email <!-- e --><a href="mailto:g.gray@fettes.com">g.gray@fettes.com</a><!-- e -->