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In the second in our series of card games to play with children, we look at the game of Sevens:
This game develops number recognition, the naming of suits and cards, memory skills and concentration.
Take out the Ace, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of hearts and spades from a pack of cards.
Shuffle these 10 cards and then lay them out, face down in a random pattern.
The Autumn Overseas Congress is taking place this week in Antalya, Turkey.
Card games are a fun way for children to learn maths, strategy and social skills. In this short series of blogs we will look at different fun games you can play at any time.
This game develops number recognition, the naming of suits and cards, memory skills and concentration.
Take out the Ace, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of hearts and spades from a pack of cards.
Shuffle these 10 cards and then lay them out, face down in a random pattern.
We have run a series of popular online seminars on the subject of building or rebuilding club membership following the change in play over the last couple of years.
In the latest instalment of the "Day in the Life" series of blog posts, EBU Competitions Administrator & Selection Committee Secretary Louise Crisp describes her typical work day:
I wake up at 7:30am, while having breakfast I like to catch up with the daily news and have a snuggle with my cat Jess on the sofa. I leave my house at 8:45am to make the 5-minute journey to the office in Aylesbury.
In this week's blog Mike Dobson from the newly affiliated Crewkerne and Ilminster Bridge Clubs in Somerset, talks about the benefits of joining the EBU and the positive impact it has had on their members
With many clubs returning to face-to-face bridge in clubs and halls across the country, now is a great time to invite new members to your club. Tunbridge Wells Bridge Club are also taking advantage of their town's Heritage Day to coincide with the Tunbridge Wells Open Day, on Saturday 10th September.
The Summer Meeting took place last weekend in Eastbourne and was widely enjoyed by all.
