Ntumwa Calvin is a dynamic young leader and educator serving as Chairman for Chess in Education on the Secretariat Committee of the Uganda Chess Federation under President Andrew Nkwasibwe Bakiza. He is also a member of the UCF Secretariat Committee, where he plays a key role in shaping chess development strategies.

Ntumwa Calvin is a FIDE-rated player (FIDE ID: 10015639) and Arena Candidate Master (ACM). His current ratings (as of 2026) are:

He has represented institutions such as Kampala University, where he won the U-1700 category gold medal at the Rwabushenyi Memorial Championship. He remains an active competitor in national events, including the Uganda National Chess League and various opens.

For the past five years, Calvin has been a dedicated coach at Wampewo Ntake Secondary School, focusing on grassroots talent identification and development. He is particularly passionate about creating access for underprivileged students through chess bursaries and scholarships at secondary and university levels. He has successfully coordinated programs that combine chess training with academic support.

Calvin has made a significant impact as a tournament organizer, notably:

As Chairman for Chess in Education, Ntumwa Calvin is driving ambitious initiatives to integrate chess into Uganda’s school curriculum. His vision includes seeing chess actively practiced in at least 70% of Ugandan schools — both casually and competitively. He focuses on:

Ntumwa Calvin is widely regarded as an energetic and innovative leader who brings fresh ideas to chess education. His work bridges competition and education, ensuring that chess serves as a tool for youth empowerment, national development, and social mobility. Through his efforts, many students have gained access to quality education via chess scholarships while developing lifelong skills.

Calvin continues to champion accessible, high-impact chess programs that nurture both minds and futures across Uganda.