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Learn with purpose
Give growing skills a new challenge, from the chessboard to a creative STEM problem.
Big thinking. Bright futures.
Exceed
Champions Series
A year to learn. A moment to shine.
Four competitions. Countless opportunities to discover what your child can do.
Stay curious.
Make your move.Learning in action · Illustrative classroom photos
Think bigger.More than a competition
Their skills.
Their time to shine.
The Exceed Champions Series is a year-round competition program for children to learn, compete, show their skills, and celebrate achievements. A place to put curiosity into action and take pride in the effort.
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Compete with courage
Practice focus, think independently, and experience the excitement of showing what you know.
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Celebrate the journey
Recognize effort, enjoy new milestones, and make room for proud family moments.
The competition lineup
Find their
kind of challenge.
Four ways to think, explore, and shine at Exceed Learning Center in Albertson.
Planned dates below. Event years, registration deadlines, and final details will be confirmed before paid registration opens.
DEC20Ages 5–1701 / 04
Chess Championship
Think ahead. Make your move. Bring your best game to the board.
Planned: December 20First in the series
Explore the chess championshipFEB07Grades 2–802 / 04
Math Challenge Championship
Find the pattern, solve the problem, and discover what you can do.
Planned: February 7Registration coming later
Get math updates
MAY02Ages 6–1303 / 04
Spelling Bee Championship
A word at a time. A little courage. A chance to let your skills shine.
Planned: May 2Registration coming later
Get spelling bee updatesJUN20Ages 7–1304 / 04
STEM Challenge
Get curious, think creatively, and put your problem-solving skills to work.
Planned: June 20Registration coming later
Get stem updatesFirst up: December 20
Big moves.
Brave minds.
The Chess Championship brings young thinkers ages 5–17 to the board, with Junior and Senior divisions.
Meet the chess challengeProposed championship format
4Swiss rounds per
qualifying session
qualifying session
8finalists for
Championship Day
Championship Day
Junior: ages 5–9 · Senior: ages 10–17
Proposed entry: $39 early bird / $49 regular
Fees, session times, rules, prizes, and Championship Day are still to be confirmed.
Your next chapter starts here
A little curiosity.
A big possibility.
Let us know which competitions your family is excited about. We’ll follow up as registration details become available.
One place. So much potential.
Exceed Learning Center
1360 Willis Avenue
Albertson, NY 11507
Final event capacity will be set after venue occupancy is confirmed. Joining the interest list does not guarantee a seat.
Good questions
Before their
first big moment.
Who can take part?
Each competition has its own age or grade range: Chess is for ages 5–17; Math is for grades 2–8; Spelling Bee is for ages 6–13; STEM is for ages 7–13.
Are registrations open?
We are collecting interest now. Chess is planned first, with Spelling Bee, Math, and STEM registration to follow in a later phase. We will confirm dates, fees, rules, prizes, and capacity before opening paid registration.
How much does it cost?
Chess entry fees are proposed at $39 early bird and $49 regular. They are not final. Fees for Math, Spelling Bee, and STEM will be announced later. No payment is collected on this interest form.
When is Championship Day?
The chess Championship Day date and registration deadlines are still to be confirmed. The planned competition dates are December 20 for Chess, February 7 for Math, May 2 for Spelling Bee, and June 20 for STEM; event years will be confirmed.
Will my child be photographed?
Photo and video permission will be requested separately during event registration. Joining this interest list does not grant permission to photograph or film your child.