Describe it. Arena drafts it.
Type your house championship in plain English, or upload the school calendar. AI drafts the events, scoring rubric and schedule. A teacher reviews and publishes; nothing goes live without a person.
Arena gives every house a live leaderboard, every teacher a few-second way to award points, and every award a permanent record, so house spirit lasts well past the first assembly. No spreadsheets, no Friday tallying.
Inter-house championship
Total points
1,135
Tap a house to award it points.
Quiz Bowl
Tigers
Poetry Slam
Eagles
Football final
Falcons
Standings update the moment a coordinator awards points.
One house system for every event on the school calendar
From the first point awarded to the final-day ceremony, Arena handles the counting, the screens and the records, so your staff can focus on the people.
Type your house championship in plain English, or upload the school calendar. AI drafts the events, scoring rubric and schedule. A teacher reviews and publishes; nothing goes live without a person.
House and student standings move the moment a point lands, with a podium and an animated feed built for the assembly-hall screen.
Houses, sections and clubs, filtered by grade and category, in your school's own words. Run several campuses from one organisation.
Put the standings on the assembly-hall display and let the whole school watch the race unfold in real time.
Every point is logged with who gave it. Mistakes are corrected with a visible reversal, never a silent edit, so the scoreboard stays fair.
Passport turns approved participation into signed, verifiable credentials that belong to the student. Nothing is issued or shared without a guardian's consent.
Ask a short question after an event. Answers can't be traced to a person, and results appear only once at least five people have answered.
Everything below runs on sample data. Click around: it behaves the way the real product does.
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A teacher edits the draft and publishes it. Nothing goes live on its own.
House systems start with energy and fade under admin. Arena takes the counting, the screens and the paperwork off your staff, so the competition keeps running without anyone's weekend.
Points go straight to the leaderboard when they're awarded. No whiteboard, no shared spreadsheet, no half-counted term.
A live scoreboard on the hall screen and every device keeps house pride visible in Term 2 and Term 3, not just on Sports Day.
A sentence or a template starts a competition. Pilot schools also get an onboarding call and written guides.
Built for the people who run it
Every organisation's data is isolated at the tenant level, so one school can never see another's. Published pages never show students.
Google and Microsoft sign-in for staff and students, so there are no new passwords to manage.
Only admins and organisers can award points. Every change is logged, and mistakes are fixed by a visible reversal.
Download standings, participation and results for assemblies, reports and archives.
“We ran our school's house championship on spreadsheets and a projector. Half the points never got tallied, and no one could see the score. Arena is the tool we wished we'd had, so any teacher can run a fair, live competition without the busywork.”
The Arena team
Founders
Arena is in early access, so there are no customer numbers or case studies to quote yet. We'd rather you see it working in the live demo, and tell us what your houses need.
Talk to the foundersStart with one house or event at no cost. Roll it out campus-wide when you're ready, with simple per-campus plans, education pricing and no per-student fees.
Run one real house competition end to end and see it on the hall screen before you commit to anything.
Free
your first house competition
Start freeSimple per-campus plans with education pricing. Based on how many people take part in the year, not on roster size.
Per campus
after early access
Book a demoOne organisation with several campuses. Each campus is its own workspace with its own houses and grades.
Let's talk
for groups and trusts
Talk to usAfter early access, plans are based on how many people take part during the year, not on the size of the roster.
Straight answers, including the ones about what Arena doesn't have yet.
Arena is a participation platform for schools, colleges, communities and workplaces. For schools it runs inter-house competitions, academic leagues and cultural fests with live leaderboards and a logged record of every award.
A teacher describes the competition in a sentence or starts from a template. Arena drafts the events, houses and scoring rubric, and a teacher reviews and publishes it. Coordinators then award points during events, and standings update live on any screen.
Yes. Every award is logged with who gave it, and a mistake is corrected with a visible reversal rather than a silent edit.
Every organization's data is isolated at the tenant level, so one school can never see another's. Data is held in a secured database, and our hosting services are protected with two-factor authentication.
No. A published league or fest page shows event details and, only for schools that chose to be named, a points table. Published pages never show students.
Arena is in early access, and a school can run its first house competition free. After early access, plans are based on how many people take part during the year, not on the size of the roster.
Yes. One organization can have several campuses. Each campus is its own workspace, with its own houses and grades.
A teacher starts from a sentence or a template, and Arena drafts the events, houses and scoring for the teacher to review. Pilot schools also get an onboarding call and written guides.
A spreadsheet holds numbers. Arena also shows live standings on any screen, such as the assembly-hall display, and logs who awarded each point, with mistakes fixed by a visible reversal.
Arena is in early access, so there are no customer numbers or case studies to quote yet. The live demo shows the product working.
Describe the competition you want to run in a sentence. Arena drafts it, and a teacher reviews it before anything goes live.
Free to run your first house competition during early access.