We recommend a number of books, DVDs and Internet resources for parents, children and teachers to learn and study chess.
For Parents:
For Children:
- Chess for Children, Sabrina Chevannes

- Learning Chess the Easy Way DVD, Susan Polgar
Learning Chess the Easy Way - Chess Puzzles for Kids, Murray Chandler
Chess Puzzles for Kids - Winning Chess Puzzles for Kids, Jeff Coakley
Winning Chess Puzzles for Kids - Chess: from Beginner to Winner in Two Months, Michael Basman
from Beginner to Winner in Two Months - Chess Puzzles in One Move for young players, Tim Onions & David Regis
Chess Puzzles in One Move - Ten ways to succeed in the Endgame, Tim Onions & David Regis (read this one first!)
Ten ways to succeed in the Endgame - Ten ways to succeed in the Middlegame, Tim Onions & David Regis
Ten ways to succeed in the Middlegame - Ten ways to succeed in the Opening, Tim Onions & David Regis (read this one last!)
Ten ways to succeed in the Opening - The English Chess Federation Certificate of Merit Level One, IM Andrew Martin
The English Chess Federation Certificate of Merit Level One - The English Chess Federation Certificate of Merit Levels Two & Three, IM Andrew Martin
The English Chess Federation Certificate of Merit Levels Two & Three - The English Chess Federation Certificate of Merit DVD, IM Andrew Martin
ECF Certificate of Merit DVD
For Teachers:
- Teaching Chess: the easy way to learn, Michael Basman
- The Right Way to Teach Chess to Kids, Richard James
- CSC Primary School Chess, John Foley
- CSC Workbook 1, Richard James & John Foley
- CSC Workbook 2, Richard James & John Foley
- Manual for Chess Teachers, Michael Basman
We can advise you of reliable providers of chess equipment and we normally recommend both: