Over two days at the end of March, 62 teams and more than 250 players came together for what turned out to be one of the largest scholastic chess competitions Hong Kong has seen. Organised by Scholastic Chess Hong Kong , the championship brought the usual interschool competition but also opened its doors to chess clubs and academies — meaning some of the city's leading training centres were competing alongside school teams across every division. That mix made for a richer,

Thanks to all those who took part in the first installment of this FIDE rated, 24 player event. The players competed over 5 swiss rounds...

Introduction Education is multidimensional and multifaceted. As any parent knows, what comprises a child's education is a lot more than...