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Checkmate! Happy Days School Makes a Strategic Move to Top 25 in Chess Competition!

Checkmate! Happy Days School Makes a Strategic Move to Top 25 in Chess Competition!

We are thrilled to announce a significant achievement for Happy Days School on the intellectual battlefield! Our dedicated chess team recently participated in a highly competitive inter-school Chess competition, and we are incredibly proud to share that they secured an impressive 23rd position out of 100 participating schools!

This outstanding result is a testament to the sharp minds and strategic prowess of our talented chess players: Erioluwadaju Olowu, Adeoluwa Adeniyi, Boluwatife Jegede, and Ofure Iyamabo. These four students represented Happy Days School with remarkable focus, determination, and a true passion for the game of chess.

The competition proved to be a challenging yet rewarding experience, bringing together young chess enthusiasts from across the region. Our pupils demonstrated exceptional strength and skill, navigating complex scenarios and showcasing their ability to think several moves ahead. Their dedication and hard work leading up to the tournament truly paid off.

Chess is more than just a game; it cultivates crucial cognitive skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and strategic planning. At Happy Days School, we recognize the immense value of these skills, and we are immensely proud of our students for embracing the challenges and demonstrating such excellence in this intellectual sport.

Their achievement in ranking among the top 25 out of 100 schools is a significant milestone and a moment of great pride for the entire Happy Days School community. We extend our warmest congratulations to Erioluwadaju, Adeoluwa, Boluwatife, and Ofure for their fantastic performance and for representing our school with such distinction! We look forward to seeing their continued growth and success in the world of chess.

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