**Surprise Test** A short quiz will assess students' understanding of tactics such as forks, pins, and skewers. The test will help identify knowledge gaps that need addressing. **Introduction to Endgame Concepts** This session will introduce students to the endgame, emphasizing its importance and how it differs from the opening and middle game. They will learn key endgame principles. **Basic Checkmates** Students will learn common checkmate patterns and how to achieve checkmate with limited pieces. They will practice executing these checkmates in various scenarios. **Understanding Opposition** This session will cover the concept of opposition in the endgame, teaching students how to position their king effectively in relation to the opponent's king. **Rook and King Endgame** Students will learn how to checkmate with a rook and king against a lone king. They will practice this endgame technique through structured exercises. **Pawn Endgames** This session focuses on pawn endgames, where students will learn how to convert a pawn advantage into a win and the importance of promoting pawns. **Review and Practice** Students will review all endgame concepts learned so far and practice these techniques through guided exercises, reinforcing their understanding. **Puzzle Session** In this session, students will solve puzzles that specifically focus on endgame scenarios and checkmate patterns to enhance their skills in closing games. **Game Review** Students will review their recent games and endgame practices, discussing strategies used and reflecting on their learning. This helps reinforce their understanding of endgames. **Surprise Test** A short quiz will assess students' understanding of endgame concepts, including checkmates and opposition. This will help reinforce their learning and identify areas for review. **Final Review** This session will summarize all the concepts covered in Quarter A, including piece movements, tactics, and endgames. Students will participate in a comprehensive review activity. **Tournament Preparation** Students will prepare for an upcoming in-class tournament, discussing strategies, reviewing rules, and practicing good sportsmanship in competitive play. **In-Class Tournament** The in-class tournament will be held, allowing students to apply their knowledge in a competitive environment. Students will play against each other, putting their skills to the test. **Tournament Review and Feedback** After the tournament, students will participate in a feedback session, discussing their experiences, learning points, and areas for improvement in future games. **Advanced Puzzle Session** Students will tackle challenging puzzles that cover all aspects of the game, combining opening, middlegame, and endgame strategies. **Final Reflection and Progress Evaluation** This final session will provide a reflective overview, encouraging students to discuss their journey, key learnings, and strategies for future improvement.