They Won’t Even Know They’re Learning: Chess Camp

Collegiate School Summer Quest is thrilled to host the MATCH chess camp for the fourth year.  Whether campers are registered for the half or full day of camp, they leave each day looking forward to the next. The unique experience of playing a game of chess with Grandmaster Maurice Ashley is only one of the many highlights campers get to experience in this week long camp. Each year, parents are impressed with the variety of activities and skills this camp has to offer. 
Beth Kondorossy, Collegiate Summer Quest Director

How to keep kids busy this summer, help them learn and have so much fun they won’t realize they’re learning? Maurice Ashley’s MATCH Richmond Chess Camp is one neat way to do it. Maurice Ashley, Coach authored Chess for Success and is a champion of the sport of chess which is thought to improve both cognitive and life skills.

After all, learning to play chess has even helped students land jobs as a hedge fund manager. Read even more about the benefits of chess here. Who knew?

Match Richmond Chess Camps are running at Collegiate School July 30 through August 3, 2012 and limited enrollments are available.

This year’s theme is “Overcoming Illusions”. Topics will include:

  • Why the chess board isn’t what you think
  • Why knights really move in straight lines
  • The hidden geometry of chess
  • The illusion of squares
  • Why all squares are not alike

Registration is open for a limited time, so reserve your child’s spot in a Richmond Chess camp with Maurice Ashley today.

Kate Hall

Kate Hall is the Founder of RichmondMom.com and author of Richmond Rocks and Richmond Rocks Spooky Sequel, two fun history books for kids. She has three children ages eleven to six and is truly appreciative of the 185,000 + visitors who visit the blog every year, and for the amazing team of writers who create unique, valuable content. Kate is thrilled to have created a cool place for Richmond, VA parents to learn, grow, and share while supporting local charities.

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