School sports day generator
Classes or houses drawn into groups, matches spread across every court and pitch you can get hold of, and a screen in the hall so nobody has to announce anything.
- Groups
- 4
- 4 groups of 4
- Matches
- 32
- Group matches plus the playoff they feed.
- Guaranteed matches
- 3
- Before anybody can be knocked out.
- Roughly how long
- 6 h 45 min on 2 courts
- Allowing 25 minutes a match, courts running in parallel.
Free, and there is no account to make first. About a minute to the QR code.
The constraint is space, not format
A sports day is decided by how many courts you can get and how long the timetable gives you. The format screen quotes matches and a finish time against the courts and teams you actually enter, so you can find the shape that fits the slot rather than discovering at 2pm that it does not.
No account, and nothing to install
It runs in a browser and there is no signup in front of it, which matters when the person running it is a teacher with a school laptop and no ability to install anything. Put the projector link on the hall screen and the phone link on a printed QR by the door.
Common questions
Can several teachers enter results?
Yes. Each one scans a QR code and runs their court from their own phone — no accounts to create, no names to type in. Handing out the codes stays the organiser's.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It is a website, on any browser, including a school-managed one.