Parents of students at Superior Chess Academy receive a monthly progress report on their child's chess progress. Parents are also invited to join one class for a small discussion about their child's progress, their own suggestions and feedback, and tournament updates. Lessons are live online, 50–60 minutes, 8 sessions a month, taught on ChessLang by FIDE-rated coaches — in group classes of 8–10, semi-private groups of 3–4, or one-to-one.
Knowing how your child is doing matters as much as the lessons themselves. That is why parent updates are built into how the academy works: a monthly progress report, and a chance to sit in on one class and talk with the coach. If you are new here, start with our chess classes for kids page and the child safety checklist.
How do parents know how their child is doing?
Every parent receives a monthly progress report on their child's chess progress. The report is about your child's chess progress — what they are learning and how they are improving — so you always know where your child stands, without having to ask. Parents can also access the classes and their child's progress.
Lessons follow a 5-level curriculum — Checkmates, Winning Material, Mastering Defensive Technique, Sacrifice to Win, and Finding Winning Moves — so progress is easy to follow: you can see which level your child is working through and what comes next. The coach reviews your child's games during the live lessons and shares honest feedback with you.
What happens in the parent discussion class?
Parents are invited to be present in one class for a small discussion with the coach. The discussion covers four things: your child's progress, your suggestions as a parent, your feedback, and tournament updates. It is a chance to ask questions, share what you have noticed at home, and hear directly from the coach what your child should work on next.
Message us on WhatsApp at +91 84015 33777 to arrange it.
How do tournaments fit into progress?
Children play real games after almost every class, and there is one tournament every week for children who want to compete. Tournaments are where progress shows up in results. Tournament updates are part of the discussion when parents join a class, so parents stay informed about tournaments.
What if my child misses a class?
If a child misses a class, they can join a live makeup class in another batch. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 84015 33777 and we will arrange it. Group and semi-private classes run on a fixed timetable of 8 sessions a month; one-to-one lessons are arranged flexibly around your family's schedule.
How do I start my child in chess classes?
Every new student starts with a free trial class, booked on WhatsApp at +91 84015 33777. Parents are welcome to observe the trial class. After the trial, the coach shares honest feedback on your child's level and suggests a suitable format and time — group classes of 8–10, semi-private groups of 3–4, or one-to-one — in 50–60 minute lessons on ChessLang.
What are the frequently asked questions?
How often do parents get a progress report?
Once a month. Every parent receives a monthly progress report on their child's chess progress.
Can parents join a class to discuss their child's progress?
Yes. Parents are invited to be present in one class for a small discussion covering their child's progress, their suggestions, feedback, and tournament updates.
Can parents watch the classes?
Yes. Parents can access the classes and their child's progress, and are welcome to observe the free trial class.
What if my child misses a class?
If a child misses a class, they can join a live makeup class in another batch. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 84015 33777 and we will arrange it.
Parents stay in the loop with a monthly progress report and a small discussion in one class — about progress, suggestions, feedback and tournament updates. To start, message us on WhatsApp at +91 84015 33777 with your child's age, country and current level, and book a free trial class.
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