Chess clubs in Cheadle

1 chess club in Cheadle. The card below lists its address, meeting times, fees and contact details.

Sessions
Monday · 17:30–19:00 · WeeklyJunior coaching and games
Membership
£59 / monthJunior
Sources4
Details

Schedule

Junior coaching and games

Monday · 17:30–19:00 · Weekly[3]

Exceptions: Only during term time.

Costs

Membership

Junior
£59 / month[3]

Membership

Junior
£499 / year[3]

Who can join

Age groups
Junior coaching and gamesJunior coaching and games[3]Exceptions: Only during term time.
Minimum age
Age groups
Junior coaching and gamesJunior coaching and games[3]Exceptions: Only during term time.
6–14 years[3]
Playing levels
Intermediate and advanced juniors[3]ECF 2024 article discusses occasional beginners.

Teaching & language

Teaching
Available[3]Exceptions: Only during term time.
Sarah Longson (head coach), Alex Longson[3]
Format
In personPhysical meeting only[3]Exceptions: Only during term time.
Unknown details

Single visit · Trial lesson · Trial visit · Adults · Beginners · Review score

Sources 4

  1. 01
    englishchess.org.uk

    Approximate address location, Directory record

  2. 02
    form.jotform.com

    Club information

  3. 03
    sarahhegartychess.co.uk

    Age groups, Format, Membership, Playing levels, Schedule, Teaching

  4. 04
    sarahhegartychess.co.uk

    Record update

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About Cheshire Junior Knights

Where does Cheshire Junior Knights meet?

The published address is Cheadle Village Hall, Brook Road, Cheadle, SK8 1PQ. Check the playing venue with the club before you travel.

When does Cheshire Junior Knights meet?

Junior coaching and games: Monday, 17:30 to 19:00, weekly.

How much does Cheshire Junior Knights cost?

Membership (Junior): £59 per month. Membership (Junior): £499 per year.

Who can join Cheshire Junior Knights?

Junior coaching and games. 6 to 14 years. Minimum age: 6. Intermediate and advanced juniors.

How can I contact Cheshire Junior Knights?

Through its website, sarahhegartychess.co.uk.

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