Chess clubs in Chessington

2 chess clubs in Chessington. Compare playing addresses, club nights and fees, then open a card for lessons, age groups and contact details.

Sessions
Wednesday · 19:30 start · WeeklyClub meeting
Membership
£30Standard
Sources3
Details

Schedule

Club meeting

Wednesday · 19:30 start · Weekly[2]

Costs

Membership

Standard
£30[3]

Contacts

  • [1]
Unknown details

End time · Single visit · Trial lesson · Trial visit · Age groups & playing levels · Teaching · Format · Review score

Sources 3

  1. 01
    englishchess.org.uk

    Approximate address location, Directory record, Email

  2. 02
    scca.co.uk

    Schedule

  3. 03
    membermojo.co.uk

    Membership

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Sessions
Monday · 19:00–20:00 · WeeklyJunior lessons
Membership
£30 / yearJunior
Sources3
Details

Schedule

Junior lessons

Monday · 19:00–20:00 · Weekly[2]

Exceptions: School half-term holidays and bank holidays excluded.

Costs

Membership

Junior
£30 / year[2]
Session payment additional · membership can be deferred first couple of weeks.

Trial lesson

Junior
£5 / lesson (first trial session)[2]
Starter pack and parking are free · lesson is not free.

Who can join

Age groups
Junior lessonsJunior lessons[2]Exceptions: School half-term holidays and bank holidays excluded.
Minimum age
Age groups
Junior lessonsJunior lessons[2]Exceptions: School half-term holidays and bank holidays excluded.
5–18 years[2]
Playing levels
Beginners, intermediate and advanced classes[3]

Teaching & language

Teaching
Available[2]Exceptions: School half-term holidays and bank holidays excluded.
Mr and Mrs Briscoe · Mr Briscoe leads advanced players, Mrs Briscoe beginners/intermediates.[3]
Format
In personPhysical meeting only[2]Exceptions: School half-term holidays and bank holidays excluded.

Contacts

Unknown details

Single visit · Trial visit · Adults · Review score

Sources 3

  1. 01
    englishchess.org.uk

    Approximate address location, Directory record

  2. 02
    chessingtonjuniorchess.com

    Age groups, Format, Membership, Schedule, Teaching, Trial lessons

  3. 03
    chessingtonjuniorchess.com

    Playing levels, Teaching

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Questions about visiting a club

How do I find a club that suits me?

This page contains 2 club listings for Chessington. Start with an address you can reach, then check the activity and session time. Open Details to compare the published information and sources.

What does a club visit cost?

A membership or single-visit amount is available for 2 of the 2 listings here. These are separate fees: read the programme, currency and payment period beside each amount. Ask the club about any price marked Unknown before booking.

Where can I see the meeting days?

Meeting days are recorded for 2 of the 2 listings. Read the session name as well as the time: lessons, casual play and tournaments can use different schedules. Dated events and venue opening hours are labelled separately in the details.

How can I find sessions for children or beginners?

Age-group information is available for 1 of the 2 listings. Check the minimum age and playing level in Details. If age or level is missing, it is not clear whether the club can accept a particular player; ask about the session you want to attend.

Can I try a session or take lessons?

Look for Teaching, Trial lesson and Trial visit in the expanded card. They describe different offers. If an offer is listed, check its programme and fee; if it is unknown, ask the club whether a first visit or lesson needs booking.

Which address should I use?

Read the address label on the card. Playing venues, postal addresses and event venues have different purposes. The map shows recorded locations where usable coordinates are available; confirm the venue for the session if several addresses are listed.

How do I check or correct the information?

Open Sources to see the URL and recorded check date for each available detail. Unknown means no source gives this detail yet. Report a change with the club name and a public source if something has changed.

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