Chess Championship

Chess Championship This year BST is hosting its first ever Chess Championship for charity on Saturday 13th March. The tournament is open to all young people from ages 10 – 19, with local and international schools each bringing 5-10 students. We hope to have 100 participants, with each participant paying an entry fee of 30,000UZS. All proceeds from the event will be donated to the Ezgu Amal Foundation to fund chemotherapy for children.

This year BST is hosting its first ever Chess Championship for charity on Saturday 13th March. The tournament is open to all young people from ages 10 – 19, with local and international schools each bringing 5-10 students. We hope to have 100 participants, with each participant paying an entry fee of 30,000UZS. All proceeds from the event will be donated to the Ezgu Amal Foundation to fund chemotherapy for children.

 

As a fellow school in the vibrant city of Tashkent, we would be honoured to host your school for the event with 5-10 of your best players. To register your interest please complete our online form.

Programme

8:00-9:00    Registration
9:00-9:30    Welcome Speech
9:30-10:00    Round 1
10:00-10:30    Round 2
10:30-11:00    Round 3
11:00-11:15    Break
11:15-11:45    Round 4
11:45-12:15    Round 5
12:15-13:00    Lunch
13:00-13:30    Round 6
13:30-14:00    Round 7
14:00-14:30    Round 8
14:30-15:00    Round 9
15:00-15:15    Break
15:15-16:00    Prize Giving and Photos

Categories of prizewinners:

• Trophy and Prize for First Place Winner
• Medals and Prizes for Second and Third Place Winners
• Prize for the School with the Most Wins Overall  
• Prize for the Most Encouraging School (Headmasters Prize)

About Ezgu Amal

Ezgu Amal Foundation was set to help people in need (especially children), in the urgent purchase of medicine for the treatment of oncological and other diseases, providing support to the homeless, low-income and large families.   The foundation is non-commercial and all funds are generated through charitable activities by altruistic people.