Little Knights
A playful first chess class: how the pieces move, simple checkmates and good sportsmanship.
- When
- Tuesdays 4–5 pm
- Where
- Room 2, Riverbend Library (fictional)
- Price
- $95 per month
Places available 3 spots left
Riverbend, Example State & online
Northstar Chess Club
Friendly, focused chess for kids, teens and adults — in person and online.
- Ages 6 to adult
- Beginner to tournament
Upcoming programs
Find the right fit by age, level and schedule.
Junior Strategy
For players who know the rules: tactics, opening principles and endgame basics.
- When
- Thursdays 4:30–6 pm
- Where
- Main hall, Riverbend Library (fictional)
- Price
- $110 per month · Sibling discount available
Full · waitlist open
Tournament Prep
Game review, opening preparation and time management for rated players.
- When
- Saturdays 10–11:30 am
- Where
- Club room or online
- Price
- Contact for pricing
Places available Up to 10 players
Next event
All eventsFall Rapid Open
· Riverbend Community Hall · 200 Example Street (fictional)
A friendly five-round rapid tournament with sections for new and experienced players.
Coming up
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About Northstar Chess Club
Northstar is a community chess club where new players feel welcome and serious players find real competition. Small classes are grouped by age and level, and every student practices between sessions with their NGChess class.
Parents get a clear schedule, straightforward pricing and one place to register. Coaches spend their time teaching instead of updating spreadsheets.
At a glance
- Format
- In person & online
- Where
- Riverbend, Example State & online
- Ages
- Ages 6 to adult
- Levels
- Beginner to tournament
Coaches
Meet the coachesJordan Avery
Tactics and endgames
Sam Patel
First lessons and good sportsmanship
Riley Chen
Adult beginners and opening principles
Latest from the club
All newsFall term registration is open
Little Knights has a few spots left and Junior Strategy has a waitlist.
Questions before you join?
Send a message and the club will get back to you.
For club owners
From this page to a child in a class
The whole path, in five steps. Two of them are on this demo and you can click them now; the rest happen in your account, so they are described here rather than acted out.
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The public page
You are on it. Programs, schedule, coaches and events all come from what the club publishes — there is no separate website to keep in step.
See the programs On this demo
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A family asks for a place
They pick a program and send a registration or waitlist request. It arrives in your inbox with the program, the child's age group and how to reach the parent.
Open the registration form On this demo — it sends nothing
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You accept them into a class
Accepting a request enrolls the child in the class linked to that program, and the request keeps its status so you can see what you have and have not answered.
In your account
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The child joins with a code and a chosen name
No email address, no password and no public profile for the student. They enter the class code and the name their teacher will see.
See the join screen Live page
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Their work comes back to you
Assigned puzzles and games turn into progress the teacher can act on, and into a summary a parent can be sent — without giving the child an inbox or a stranger to talk to.
In your account
For club owners
What a club can customize
One polished template for every club. Owners choose from approved options — no design work, no code.
Theme
Your choice carries across the demo pages in this tab.
Logo
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Sections & call to action
Turn programs, schedule, events, coaches and news on or off, and choose the main button: join, contact, programs or events.