Notes from the tournament floor
Guides for teachers, playbooks for federations, and updates from the team building the platform.
Keeping school esports teams engaged when they are not winning
A losing record can still leave room for a worthwhile season. Ask what students value, review the competition fit and give them real chances to play.
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Why school esports is growing and what it means for league operators
What reported school esports growth can tell operators, and how to turn local interest into supported, approved competition entries.
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How to start an esports club that can join a school league
Start with school approval, reliable students and suitable access. Check the league and publisher rules, then use one practice or fixture to test your club.
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Publisher permissions and tournament licences for school esports
Check each game's event rules before schools commit. Keep fees, dates, organiser eligibility, accounts and school consent as separate checks.
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PC, console or mobile: choosing accessible school esports games
Start with the devices students can use, then check compatible playing pools, controls, accounts, costs and permission for your school event.
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How to run a VALORANT school competition
Check Riot permission, student eligibility, devices, rosters, match timing and result handling before your first school VALORANT fixture.
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