The British Esports Championships is an exciting new competitive video gaming competition for students aged 12+ in schools and colleges across the UK.
Who can play:
The British Esports Championships is open to UK students aged 12+ in
✔ Secondary schools
✔ Further Education (FE) colleges
✔ Alternative Provision (AP) Schools
The entry fee for the British Esports Championships is £25 per school for the year of 2020/21, plus £5 per team, per game, per season (+ VAT).
What to do:
1. Register your school/college*, or if returning, simply login.
2. Create your team and finalise roster(s)
3. Enter the tournament(s) of your choice
4. Check the schedule and be ready for fixtures!
*only staff members can register
their school/college.
Get involved:
✔ Share highlights from your matches
✔ Stream your team’s fixtures from your school/college channel
✔ Celebrate your successes on the leaderboard
✔ Discover a wider esports community within education
Our Schedule
League Of Legends
Our League of Legends Winter Qualifiers are now open for registrations.
Click here for more information ——> LoL Winter Quals
Overwatch
Our Overwatch Winter Qualifiers are now open for registrations.
Click here for more information ——> OW Winter Quals
Rocket League
Our Rocket League Winter Qualifiers are now open for registrations.
Click here for more information ——> RL Winter Quals
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