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The Schach macht schlau! project is an initiative of the Das erste Buch association, financed by BLG Logistics, Bremische Volksbank and BSAG. The largest school chess project in Germany was initiated by Marco Bode. Chess is learned in the classes with Fritz&Fertig (software, workbooks, workshops). So far, students from 350 classrooms in 43 schools have participated, i.e. 7,200 primary school students have learned chess in regular lessons. The tournament on the market square took place for the third time and is the big project finale at the end of the school year.
Chess makes you smart | Photo: Nils Rohde
In front of Bremen’s City Hall: 1,000 smart kids! | Photo: Nils Rohde
Kids in action | Photo: Nils Rohde
Marco Bode, presenter Mathias Hoppe (BremenVier) and Bremen's Senator for Education Sascha Aulepp are happy to get things started | Photo: Nils Rohde
It is only through the close cooperation with the Bremen education authority and the great commitment of the Bremen teachers that this project is so successful! Many could not play chess at all and are learning the game together with their students!
The Bremer Markt is an excellent playing hall for a summer chess tournament and offers a unique setting! | Photo: Nils Rohde
The pieces fly — some boards even seem to make waves | Photo: Nils Rohde
Mathias Hoppe interviews the children, who, by the way, all received "Schach macht schlau" (Chess makes you smart) T-shirts from the Bremen tramway, which also served as travel tickets! | Photo: Nils Rohde
Fritz and Chesster - Part 3 Chess for winners
This unforgettable chess adventure is designed to advance young chess player’s skills, move by move. Discover mini-games, brain-twisters and more at every attraction. Pick up chess tips and skills as you ride in bumper cars and the Ferris wheel. Polish up your chess strategy and tactics, opening, middle game and endgame and use what you’ve learned to win. You’ll have lots of fun while you learn more about the serious business of playing – and winning – chess!
A kingdom for a chessboard! | Photo: Nils Rohde
Sarah from the organising team helps: if after 15 minutes the games were not yet finished, the children agreed on a result | Photo: Nils Rohde
A total of four rounds were played.
Interview with Rainer Woisin (ChessBase) | Photo: Nils Rohde
From the ChessBase-Organization-Team: Ben Bartels, Fabian Brinkmann, Anna and Sarah | Photo: Nils Rohde
Copied from Kortschnoi: Sunglasses to protect against UV radiation in this summer weather are just plain smart. Bremen, that's it! | Photo: Nils Rohde
Off to the jar with the walnut! | Photo: Nils Rohde
Result tally: Whoever won his game got 2 walnuts, which he had to throw into glass jars for his team. In the case of a draw, each player got one walnut. The team with the most walnuts, easily read off from the level of walnuts in the jars, won.
The result is revealed: which jar has the most nuts? | Photo: Nils Rohde
And the winners are...
Team ‘Dog’ | Photo: Nils Rohde
Nikola Schroth, advisor for the Bremen primary schools, and Rainer Woisin (ChessBase) announce the result of the draw: which school may take home the trophy on behalf of Team Dog | Photo: Nils Rohde
The lucky winners from Augsburger Straße primary school win the trophy | Photo: Nils Rohde
Proud with their trophy | Photo: Nils Rohde
The winning team with the teachers | Photo: Nils Rohde
