About us
Scottish Esports is the national body for esports in Scotland. We develop grassroots and professional esports through information, guidance and national strategy.
Our promise
Every competition and event puts young people’s wellbeing ahead of results.
How we work
We don’t claim ownership of any video game. We set the duty of care, safety standards and ways of working for the people who play in Scotland.
Safety standards and a duty of care for players, clubs and events.
Support for local clubs, meetups and organisers.
Qualifications, tournaments and SEEMC for schools and colleges.
Working with industry, local authorities and government for Scottish esports.
Since 3rd October 2024
Two years in. Here is what we have built so far.
We started as Scotland’s national body for esports, set up as a non-profit community interest company (CIC).
Our first Scottish Esports in Education Mini-Conference at UWS Paisley brought 53 educators, industry and governance representatives together.
Volunteer writers began publishing news, insights and guides from across the Scottish scene.
Paul Graham joined as Non-Executive Education Director to connect competitive gaming with education in Scotland.
Back at New College Lanarkshire in Motherwell, with HP as official sponsor, a keynote from Clare Adamson MSP and safeguarding workshops.
Qualifications Scotland began creating a new HND Esports, with Scottish Esports as a member of the development team.
We set up the Volunteer Community Team.
Leadership
Chief Executive Officer
Non-Executive Director, Finance
Non-Executive Director, Brand
Non-Executive Director, Education
Contact
Get involved
Whether you’re an admin, a shoutcaster (live match commentator), a coach, an ambassador, a writer or an event organiser, we’d love your help.