Three Crawford International Ruimsig learners dominated the African Youth Chess Championship held from June 15 to 22.
According to Crawford’s marketing officer Lindsay van Bovan, chess is a fantastic way to develop critical thinking, strategic planning, and perseverance. Dive into the game and discover the exciting journey that lies ahead.
The Maharaj sisters made their mark in the chess competition, claiming these results:
• Arya secured a solid 27th place in the girls U14 category
• Anaamika earned a noteworthy 14th place in the Girls U16 category
• Aditi achieved a commendable 15th place in the Girls U12 category
“Your achievements are a testament to your skill and perseverance in the game of chess. Keep aiming high and continue to make waves in the chess community! We at Crawford International Ruimsig are very proud of your achievements,” Lindsay added.
The school has recognised chess as a valuable tool for enhancing academic performance, saying it teaches important skills such as logical reasoning, pattern recognition, and decision-making, which can be applied to various aspects of life, including schoolwork.
The Crawford family congratulates the Maharaj sisters for their hard work and dedication. The school encourages learners interested in chess to consider starting their sports journey through it.
