At Premier Chess Academy (PCA), our vision is to transform kids into the world of chess & support them along the transition. Each and every kid at PCA deserves a special appreciation but we have shortlisted (selection criteria below) the students. Friendly advice, “for student’s those who didn’t make it through – you will make it one day and for those who are the stars of the month – continue the practice as your bar goes up”.
Here we go to recognize the stars of the month (February 2025) at Premier Chess Academy, Europe!
1. Avyan Singh
” Avyan loves sports and wants to be a sportsperson in career. He is disciplined and eager to learn new things. Thanks to his mentors for understanding his potential and guiding him well.”
Coach feedback on Avyan:
” Avyan is a very passionate and focused kid. He has shown tremendous improvement in his rating over the last few months. Avyan is very dedicated and quickly picks up new ideas and he is always eager to learn from his mistakes. He has made steady progress and I’m confident he will continue to do well. As his coach, I’m very happy to have Avyan as my student and I wish him all the best.”
Few games of Avyan:
https://lichess.org/rnI59O3v/black
2. Rishik Dumpeti
”Rishik, an 11-year-old in Year 7, is a calm, friendly, and empathetic child. He is well-liked by his younger friends; often seen as someone they can turn to for help and to share their concerns. He began his chess lessons as a beginner in August 2024 and enjoys his chess classes, along with practicing online. We are extremely thankful to Mr. Rinku Jain for his ongoing support and focus on teaching the rules. In addition to chess, Rishik is also a member of the art club and enjoys playing the guitar.”
Coach feedback on Rishik:
”Rishik is a young and smart boy who loves to play chess. He has a unique technique of playing as he likes to learn more and more strategies and play with older opponents to apply new techniques. He is good at tactical calculations. He understands chess concepts very easily and doesn’t hesitate to ask any doubt in class time. He does regular practice in practice sessions and does win with hard opponents. I wish him best of luck for his bright future.”
Few games of Rishik:
https://lichess.org/wcaHgtaT/black
Selection Criteria – February 2025:
- Regular in class and practice sessions.
- Displaying improvement in practices to reach top 3 positions.
- Puzzle solving and tactics findings in regular class.
- Generate quest in chess and regular in assignments.
- Overall – Passion is evident in class, practices, puzzle solving etc.
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