ONLINE or ONSITE, Chess Teams start their journey
by participating in a Zone Event!
by participating in a Zone Event!
Interschool Chess brings together the best Australian School Teams in each engaging and educational chess event.
Our Tournaments are run by expert Chess players who inspire young chess enthusiasts to play their best games!
Our Tournaments are run by expert Chess players who inspire young chess enthusiasts to play their best games!
A Chess Tournament is a celebration of learning. Every child who is learning chess and is enthusiastic about it, should have the opportunity to play in a competitive tournament setting.
A Kids Unlimited Interschool tournament is an educational event where students will learn to improve their thinking skills, manage their time and slow down to get the most out of their brains. It is where children learn to win gracefully and lose resiliently.
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Online or At School,
find your next competition and register now! |
Can't find what you are looking for? Contact us events@kidsunlimited.com.au
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Check out tournament results
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STATE FINALS
The State Finals events bring together the best chess brains
from around each State to battle for the Championship!
from around each State to battle for the Championship!
TESTIMONIALS
This chess tournament was an awesome opportunity to make new friends and improve our chess. |
Very well organized and well run event. Heaps of fun - great supportive Chess Kids staff. Great environment to learn and meet other great chess kids. |
The kids goal last year was to get into the State Finals ... and we were thrilled that two teams made it!!! Although they did not do so well in the finals they had a ball and the experience was invaluable!!! |
Player Pathway
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What is a rating?
A rating is a number which indicates, based on your past performance, how good you are at chess. The higher the number the better you are. The highest rated player in the world is Magnus Carlsen with a rating of 2835. The highest rating ever was Garry Kasparov reaching 2849 in July 2000. The best players in the world have ratings as follows: World Champion 2800 GrandMaster 2500 International Master 2400 National Master 2300 For juniors in Australia (ranked #32nd best chess-playing country in the world at the last Olympiad) the easy way to gauge if you are on track to becoming a Champion is to take your age and multiply by 100. Eg. Age 9, good target to have a rating in the 900’s |
INDIVIDUAL CHESS TOURNAMENTS
Can't get enough? Join to one of our individual chess tournaments, no team needed:
RJ SHIELDOnline Tournament for children Aged 7 - 12
(recommended for rating 400+) |
VIC YOUTHIntermediate/Advanced Aged 7 - 15
(recommended for rating 800+) |
Equipment
Do you need chess sets, chess clocks or a giant chess set for the playground?
Our friends at Chess World supply all our equipment at affordable prices.
Our friends at Chess World supply all our equipment at affordable prices.