Curriculum-aligned
Mapped to learning outcomes and subject content — with clear educational value at the core, not bolted on.
Curriculum Track · During the school day
Esports that belongs in the classroom
Curriculum-aligned competitions that run during the school day — asynchronous, teacher-friendly, and genuinely educational.
Featured cup
The GeoGuessr Geography Cup
Turn GeoGuessr into a school cup — engaging, curriculum-aligned, and ready to teach. Classes compete asynchronously against schools around the world, with no live fixtures needed.
Geography
Subject area
Any class
No specialist needed
Async
Play on your timetable
How a round works
A geography lesson that counts for the cup.
Students use geographical knowledge and reasoning to compete in scored challenges that directly support geography curricula. Each round comes with a lesson plan and teacher guide, so it slots into the timetable like any other lesson.
Lesson plan · Round 3 · 50 minutes
- StarterMap skills recap: latitude, climate zones, landmarks.
- RoundFive GeoGuessr locations, 3 minutes each, played as a class.
- ReasoningStudents justify each guess — language, road signs, vegetation.
- SubmitThe teacher submits the class score within the round window.
Standings
Real standings, published every round.
Schools submit their class scores within a set window. Standings are updated across the season, with a final leaderboard published at the end of the cup.
Geography Cup · Standings after round 3
| 1 | Year 8 Blue · Your schoolRound 3 submitted | 21,480 |
| 2 | Grade 7 · Nadeen SchoolRound 3 submitted | 20,910 |
| 3 | Year 8 · Aiglon CollegeRound 3 submitted | 20,150 |
| 4 | Grade 8 · ISBRound 2 submitted | 14,320 |
Illustrative standings. Class names are examples.
Why it works
Built for the classroom, not around it
Everything a subject teacher needs to run a competition without becoming an esports coach.
Ready to teach
Structured lessons, teaching materials, and teacher guides provided. Any teacher can run it — no gaming background needed.
Cup format
Classes compete asynchronously against schools around the world in a formal cup structure — with real standings and results.
Global reach
Schools from across DAIGON's association network participate — your students compete against international peers.
No live fixtures
Asynchronous by design. Schools play the challenges on their own timetable — no scheduling conflicts, no fixed match times.
More subjects, more cups
The Geography Cup is the first in a growing library of curriculum-aligned cups across different subjects. New cups will be announced for the next academic year — get in touch if you’d like to be involved from the start.
Bring esports into your curriculum
Book a call and we'll show you a Geography Cup round, start to finish.