Chess initiative at Jack and Jill School promotes critical thinking and problem-solving among pupils
He noted that beyond competition, chess helps children develop creativity, strategic thinking and essential life skills that prepare them for future challenges.
Speaking at the event, Mrs Rebecca Nana Esi Amounua Markin Newsome said the initiative seeks to make chess more accessible to children while nurturing confident thinkers and future leaders.
Educators are advocating for the integration of chess into school curricula as a practical tool for developing critical thinking, problem-solving and decision-making skills among children amid growing concerns over declining attention spans and increased screen time.
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