Go is far more than a “game” — it is a unique educational tool that quietly nurtures a wide range of cognitive and emotional skills in children.
Why Learn GO (Weiqi)?
- Enhances Logical Thinking and Reasoning: Every move requires planning and judgment
- Develops Focus and Patience: Quiet thinking and composed decision-making.
- Builds Strategic Thinking: From local tactics to global vision, learn to think ahead.
- Fosters Emotional Maturity and Sportsmanship: Win or lose, children learn to stay calm and respectful.
Progress Note
Beginners start at 30 kyu, the entry level in Go. With consistent attendance and completion of practice exercises, students typically reach 15–20 kyu after 16 lessons. At this level, they will be able to play full games independently and understand basic Go strategies.
Beginner Level
Children ages 5 and up with no prior experience in Go.
In the Beginner Go Class, students will learn the fundamental rules and core concepts of Go, including how to place stones correctly and capture territory. They will also begin to explore basic techniques and tactics, while building focus, patience, and good sportsmanship through regular gameplay.
