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The Wentworth Point Community offers a chess club every Sunday morning at 9:30am. In the summer, chess is played outdoors by the pool, while in the winter it moves indoors to the area by the children's play area. Chess is available for all ages and provides an activity for both children and their parents. The document then provides instructions on how the pieces in chess can move and the overall aim of the game to checkmate the opponent's king.
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