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ISCF’s “Chess in Education” Grant Program: Application submissions continue

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Steven Bellens    12.05.2026

Following the joint announcement by the International School Chess Federation and FIDE declaring 2026 the Year of Chess in Education, ISCF launched the “Chess in Education” Grant Program – a global initiative designed to scale proven educational projects that integrate chess into school systems.

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