Almost certainly, Cudzo. Schools are attending every day this week.
Yesterday was excellent - indeed, the class teacher, with at least 25 years' teaching experience but no particular interest in chess, said it was the best day trip she had ever taken a class on. She handed her kids over to the team and had a mostly relaxing day.
We started off with the "Chris & Danny Show" in which two GMs, Chris Ward and Danny King, showed the kids some games on the show boards, which will be the top 4 boards in the GM event. There is a Laser Display Board which displays the positions on a large screen. Then a number of children were selected to play games on these boards with their positions displayed all around the room. The standard of play was mostly of the "complete beginner" variety, which made it great fun.
Then there was a teaching session in which the kids were split into small groups. Unfortunately the guy teaching a goodly number of my kids knew the game he was trying to teach them less well than I did.
Then he played a simul against 8 kids, who are raw beginners, so I "helped" a couple of them and one of them won.
Then we had lunch, and while I was eating my sandwiches I grabbed a floor set and showed the kids how to win from one of the positions we had seen earlier which, in the game, had ended with just two kings on the board. Black's final blunder cost him a rook.
After lunch the kids all played in a tournament in their own age groups and I really liked the way they scored it: the schools' scores consisted of the scores of their top 5 players. Our school came 7th= out of 13, and I was dead chuffed with that, considering none of them knew any of the moves until I started teaching them in September.