Esports for Schools in Malaysia

Connecting Malaysian schools to the world stage

DAIGON brings structured esports to international and independent schools in Malaysia, with sessions designed for all skill levels and ages.

Local context

Why DAIGON for Malaysian schools

  • Malaysia has over 150 international schools, with Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley home to the majority โ€” one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing international school markets.
  • Malaysia's Ministry of Education has shown strong support for esports as an extracurricular activity, with several national esports development programmes already in place.
  • DAIGON connects Malaysian schools to a global competition network โ€” students compete against schools in the UK, UAE, China, and beyond.
The programme

Everything Malaysian schools need

Structured club sessions

Ready to run from day one โ€” session guides, videos and a 60-minute plan every week.

8-skill badge progression

Stamps, levels and named badges tracked automatically for every student.

League and cup pathways

Association-exclusive leagues and knockout cups through DAIGON.

Route to the World Championship

Top schools qualify for the School Esports World Championship in Malta.

A global community

International school esports clubs competing across 60+ countries.

Dedicated support

Onboarding, IT checks and ongoing support from the DAIGON team.

Competitions

Compete locally and globally

Schools in Malaysia gain access to association-exclusive competitions through DAIGON โ€” leagues, cups, and a qualification route to the School Esports World Championship in Malta.

COBIS

Council of British International Schools

The club

A club your students will actually want to join.

DAIGON clubs run weekly, in 60-minute sessions, with no specialist teacher required. Any teacher can run it. Any student can join. The platform manages everything from attendance to badge progression automatically.

This week's session ยท 60 minutes
  1. Warm-upTeacher introduces the challenge. Students log in.
  2. PlayStructured play โ€” scores record themselves.
  3. DebriefQuick group reflection. Stamps awarded automatically.
  4. Wrap-upLeague table check, announcements, log out.

Bring DAIGON to your school in Malaysia

Book a call this week and your first squad could be playing next month.