Learn the game
Coaching from beginner fundamentals to advanced play.
All-ages chess learning, practice sessions and tournaments.
About the program
IASF chess welcomes beginners and experienced players alike. Players learn the game, practice together, and test themselves in friendly community tournaments.
Enrollment is online and takes a few minutes. Players under 18 need a parent or guardian’s consent.
What youth do
Coaching from beginner fundamentals to advanced play.
Regular play with peers to build skill and confidence.
Kid-friendly community tournaments that keep the focus on fun and learning.
Experienced players can enroll as coaches and help younger players grow.
How to join
Questions parents ask
Enroll online with the chess enrollment form. It takes a few minutes, and players under 18 need a parent or guardian’s consent.
Some events are free and some programs have fees. Contact IASF for current pricing, scholarships, and available financial assistance options.
IASF programs are affordable and designed for youth of all backgrounds. Families across Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater and the rest of Thurston County are welcome.
Yes. Volunteers support events, mentoring, and youth activities. Sign up on the Get Involved page or send us a note through the contact form.
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