Weekly chess progress reports for parents
ChessWize sends every parent a clear weekly progress report on WhatsApp, so you can see exactly what your child practised, what improved, and what is next, even if you have never played chess yourself.
Why a weekly report matters
Most chess classes leave parents guessing. ChessWize does the opposite: the same coach who teaches your child also writes you a short weekly summary, so you always know whether the classes are working. It is the simplest way to hold coaching accountable.
- ✓ What was taught this week
- ✓ What improved, in plain language
- ✓ What still needs work
- ✓ The practice set for the coming week
Student: Aarav, age 10 (example) · Week 6
Taught: Pins and forks, plus the idea of looking for Checks, Captures and Threats before every move.
Improved: Stopped hanging pieces in casual games. Calmer after losing a practice game.
Needs work: Slowing down in the opening instead of moving quickly.
This week's practice: 15 tactics puzzles and two slow games, reviewed together next session.
See every class, not just the fee
Every ChessWize class runs on ChessCore, so you always know what your child is learning.
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Your own parent dashboard
A private page for each child: next class, attendance, homework and progress, in one place.
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Progress you can read
Puzzle accuracy and a rating trend once your child has played enough games, explained in plain words.
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Notes from the coach
After classes the coach shares what your child worked on and what to practise next.
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Attendance and makeups
Every class is logged. If your child misses one, you can see the makeup credit and book it yourself.
No screen recording, keystroke logging or device-location access · classes recorded only with your consent. How we handle your child’s data →
Common questions
What is in a ChessWize parent report?
Each weekly report covers what your child was taught, what improved, what still needs work, and the practice set for the coming week, in plain language a non-chess parent can follow.
How do I receive the report?
Reports are sent to parents on WhatsApp by the coach, so you do not need to log in anywhere or chase an update.
I do not play chess. Will the report make sense to me?
Yes. Reports are written for parents, not players. They focus on focus, effort, and progress in clear terms, with a simple note on chess specifics only where useful.
See your first report after the demo
Book a complimentary 30-minute level check. After your child's first sessions, you will get the weekly report on WhatsApp, every week.