About Arena

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.

What Arena does for schools

Staff award house points during an event, and standings update live on any screen, such as the assembly-hall display. Every award is logged with who gave it, and a mistake is fixed with a visible reversal, not a silent edit. A teacher can describe a fest in a sentence or start from a template. Arena drafts the events, houses and scoring rubric, and a teacher reviews and publishes it.

Why we built it

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.

Children's data

Arena is built privacy-first for children's data. Organizations are isolated from each other, and nothing is public unless the organization publishes it. Public pages carry no tracking and no advertising. Read the privacy policy.

Where Arena is today

Arena is in early access, and a school can run its first house competition free. There are no customer numbers or case studies to quote yet. See Arena for schools, the program templates and the guides.

Get in touch

Questions, demo requests and early-access enquiries are on the contact page. Arena is also on LinkedIn.