Kids Enrichment Expo 2024

Chess Maker Academy made an impactful presence at the Kids Enrichment Expo held at the Castle Hill Cultural Centre on 15 December 2024. The event attracted a massive crowd of eager families and the Chess Maker Academy stall quickly became a hotspot for young chess enthusiasts and their parents. The academy showcased its commitment to fostering creativity and intellectual growth by hosting an engaging chess competition that brought out the competitive spirit in kids of all ages. The excitement at the stall was palpable, with parents and children expressing keen interest in the benefits of learning and playing chess. In a bid to encourage kids to pursue creative and educational activities, Chess Maker Academy awarded scholarships to winners of the chess competition, spelling bee, and other skill-based contests held during the expo. This initiative not only rewarded talent but also inspired many young minds to explore chess and other enriching hobbies further. “We believe that chess is more than just a game. It helps children develop critical thinking, focus, and problem-solving skills, all while having fun. Events like the Kids Enrichment Expo provide us with an excellent opportunity to inspire young learners and show how enjoyable learning can be,” said a representative from Chess Maker Academy. Parents were enthusiastic about the academy’s programs, recognizing chess as an activity that boosts creativity, memory, and strategic thinking. Many families expressed their interest to enrol their children in the academy’s classes on the spot, excited about the academy’s innovative teaching methods and supportive learning environment. The Chess Maker Academy team expressed gratitude for the overwhelming response and looks forward to continuing to empower the next generation of thinkers and innovators. For more information about Chess Maker Academy programs and upcoming events, visit our website or contact us directly. Together, let’s help kids unlock their full potential through creative learning! [Photo: Chess Maker Academy]