Lunch and After School Programs!
Chess made simple and fun at school! Our lunchtime and after-care programs fit seamlessly into the school day, giving students a chance to learn, play, and grow without needing extra travel or scheduling. With friends by their side and expert guidance from our teachers, kids discover how exciting chess can be — and carry that confidence back into the classroom.
Lunch and After School Programs!
Chess made simple and fun at school! Our lunchtime and after-care programs fit seamlessly into the school day, giving students a chance to learn, play, and grow without needing extra travel or scheduling. With friends by their side and expert guidance from our teachers, kids discover how exciting chess can be — and carry that confidence back into the classroom.
CWMS School Programs
Classes include weekly homework, prizes, and friendly competition. At the end of term there is a test to help solidify concepts and determine if students are best served by continuing on or staying to further practice that level.
Interactive
lessons
Our online classes are fun, engaging, and encourage participation—no matter where you are.
Experienced
teachers
Our instructors know how to connect with kids and make every session enjoyable and meaningful.
Extra content
& Tournaments
Every class includes access to puzzles, lesson content, game analysis, and mini-tournaments.
To begin, search for your school by typing its name:
What Parents Are Saying
Join hundreds of families who choose CWMS for their children's chess education
"The lunchtime chess program has been perfect for our busy schedule. My daughter loves that she can learn chess with her classmates without adding another after-school activity."
"Mr. S and his team are fantastic with the kids. The after-school program gives my son something to look forward to, and I've noticed improvements in his focus during homework time."
"Having chess right at school is so convenient! No extra driving, and my twins get quality instruction during their lunch break. They come home excited to practice what they learned."