Why Esports?
Start Your Program
Ask Your Students
Find out what your students are playing. Once you know which games they like, you’ll be able to look into the titles and put together a tech request for your program. You don’t have to know how to play to offer esports!
2. Ask Your Admin
Talk to your principal about starting an esports program at your school. Help them recognize student interest, academic and social benefits, and identify gear/technical requirements.
3. Get Your IT On Board
Once you have approval from your administration, contact your IT department to get things set up. If things are going as smoothly as you had hoped, reach out to us or other schools in your district that are currently running esports programs to help find creative solutions.
4. Connect + PLAY
Start Playing! If you’re feeling unsure about where to start, book a 1-on-1 consultation with us to help get you on your feet. The best thing to do is just jump into it. Start small with some in-school gaming, then try playing some friendly matches against another team to get you ready for tournaments!