Is Your Child Spending Too Much Time on Screens—But Struggling to Focus, Think or Be Patient?
Discover 3 simple chess-based secrets to help your 6–13-year-old develop better focus, patience and thinking skills—while building real chess skills in just 90 days.
- Date: Sunday, 4 October 2026
- Time: 11:00 AM IST
- Language: Malayalam
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Pay attention for longer
- Think before making decisions
- Develop patience
- Build confidence
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Date
Sunday, 4 October 2026
Time
11:00 AM IST
Duration
90 minutes
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Free live webinar for parents of children aged 6–13.
Once the room is full, registration closes for this date.
- 100% Free
- Parent-focused
- Beginner-friendly
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- 15 years
- In the chess field
- 1744
- FIDE-rated player
- Nationals
- Represented Kerala
- 6–13
- Ages this session is built for
Why learn from Alka Raj?
A chess coach focused on helping beginner children build chess skills alongside focus, patience, confidence and thoughtful decision-making.
15 years in the chess field
Fifteen years of playing and living the game, now shared with beginner children.
FIDE-rated player — rating 1744
A FIDE-rated chess player with a current rating of 1744.
Represented Kerala at nationals
Has attended several national tournaments representing Kerala.
Coach and mother
Chess coach for one year, and mother of a four-year-old — she knows both sides.
This webinar is for you if…
If any of this is true in your home right now, this session was written for you.
- Your child is between 6 and 13 and is a complete beginner or early-stage chess learner.
- You want better focus and concentration, without nagging about the phone.
- You want your child to develop patience and think before making decisions.
- You want to replace some unproductive screen time with a constructive activity.
- You want your child to become more confident through small wins.
- You want a clear 90-day path rather than random chess lessons.
None of that means your child is behind. It usually means the learning isn't structured yet — that's exactly what we cover.
The Royal Queens approach
Three steps that turn chess into a thinking habit rather than another chore.
Capture attention
Children learn better when learning is engaging. Stories, games and challenges make chess something the child wants to participate in.
Train thinking
Instead of telling children which move to make, guide them to think. Puzzles and structured questions develop observation, calculation and decision-making.
Build consistency
Give children a simple pathway they can follow. The goal is consistent practice and progressive chess development over 90 days.
Inside the free webinar, you'll discover:
Three principles you can start using with your child the same week.
The Attention Reset Principle
Most parents believe children need to be told to concentrate.
Learn how to capture a child's attention using fun stories, activities and interactive learning rather than forcing them through boring lessons. Outcome: better engagement and willingness to learn.
The Royal Thinking System
Most parents believe chess is about memorising moves.
Discover how chess puzzles help children slow down, observe, think through possibilities and make better decisions. Outcome: more thoughtful chess play and stronger thinking habits.
The 90-Day Champion Pathway
Most parents believe progress needs years of classes first.
See the structured path for taking a beginner child through the essential chess foundations over three months. Outcome: a clear roadmap from beginner toward confident chess player.
The next live session starts soon
Free registration • Limited seats • 90 minutes in Malayalam.
What can change when your child starts learning this way?
Chess is the vehicle. Focus, patience, confidence and clear thinking are what your child carries out of the room.
Better thinking
Your child learns to pause, observe and consider possibilities before acting.
Stronger focus
Engaging chess activities give children real opportunities to practise sustained attention.
More patience
Chess naturally teaches children that every move has consequences.
Greater confidence
Children experience small wins and learn to treat mistakes as information.
Real chess skills
Your child develops the foundational knowledge required to play chess properly.
A constructive alternative
Chess becomes one meaningful alternative to passive screen consumption.
Who should (and shouldn't) attend
Being explicit about fit means the right parents get the most from the 90 minutes.
You should attend if…
- You are a parent of a child aged 6–13.
- Your child is a beginner or early learner in chess.
- You want to develop focus, patience and thinking skills.
- You want your child to learn chess through a structured approach.
- You are willing to support your child's learning journey.
This isn't for you if…
- You are not looking for chess or child-development activities.
- Your child is outside the intended age range.
- You want instant results without practice.
- You are looking only for advanced tournament-level chess training.
- You are unwilling to let your child practise consistently.
Stop fighting your child's attention. Start training it.
The same 90 minutes a week, spent very differently.
"Put the phone away!"
Replace passive screen time with engaging thinking activities
Long, boring explanations
Fun stories and interactive learning
Telling children to focus
Designing activities that naturally capture attention
Memorising chess moves
Learning to think through puzzles
Random chess practice
A structured 90-day pathway
Correcting every mistake
Building confidence through guided discovery
Expecting instant results
Consistent progress over 90 days
Everything you get — free
90-minute live webinar: 3 secrets to better focus, patience & thinking through chess
₹9,900Live and interactive, in Malayalam, with Q&A for parents.
Bonus — Free chess puzzle PDF book
₹1,000A printable puzzle book your child can start solving right after the session.
Total value
₹10,900
Today
Free
How the 90 minutes run
A live, interactive session for parents — bring a notebook and your questions.
- 00:00
Welcome and framing
Why children lose attention, and why telling them to "focus" doesn't work.
- 00:15
Secret 1 — The Attention Reset Principle
How to make learning something your child wants to join in with.
- 00:40
Secret 2 — The Royal Thinking System
Using chess puzzles to build observation and decision-making.
- 01:05
Secret 3 — The 90-Day Champion Pathway
The structured route from beginner to confident player, plus live Q&A.
Alka Raj
Chess coach, Royal Queens Academy
Alka Raj is a chess coach who works with beginner children aged 6–13. Her approach goes beyond teaching children how the pieces move — she uses chess as a practical tool to help children practise focus, patience, confidence, observation and decision-making.
Through Royal Queens Academy, she helps beginner children build strong chess foundations through fun, structured and child-friendly learning. Her goal is simple: help children become better thinkers and confident chess players—one thoughtful move at a time.
- 15 years in the chess field
- FIDE-rated player — rating 1744
- Represented Kerala at nationals
- Chess coach for 1 year, mother of a 4-year-old
What parents are saying
Real parents of children learning chess with Royal Queens Academy.
My son Ethan has become far more interested in chess puzzles and playing games. With one year of coaching, he is now a tournament-ready player.
Minnu
Parent of Ethan Jojo, 4 years old
Isa loves chess and solving puzzles. Within three months she has become a confident chess player and is much more focused in everything she does.
Nisar
Parent of Isa Bathul, 8 years old
Gokul is really into chess now. He plays with neighbours and friends, wins his games, and his interest keeps growing.
Abinu V.V.
Parent of Gokul, 9 years old
Frequently asked
Your child's next great move could start today.
You don't have to wait for your child to "become focused" before introducing meaningful learning. Give your child a fun environment where they can learn to focus, think, wait, decide, learn and grow.
Live session • Limited seats • Free registration