Chatmore Students Shine In Esports Finals
Students from Chatmore International School are excelling in the global esports scene as finalists in the COBIS x DIAGON Esports Competition.
A spokesperson said, “Competing in the Rocket League tournament, both Chatmore teams have secured spots in the European Region finals, which will take place in late January. If they perform well, they could earn the chance to represent their school at the International Championships in Malta.
“The COBIS x DIAGON Esports Competition connects students from international schools around the world, combining the excitement of competitive gaming with opportunities to develop essential skills and make global connections. Chatmore’s success so far reflects the school’s commitment to offering innovative and meaningful activities that help students grow.
“Esports isn’t just about gaming—it’s a way for students to build important skills like communication, problem-solving, strategic thinking, and teamwork.”
“The competition has taught us how to stay calm and communicate even when things get stressful,” said Macario Place, S1 student. “It’s been good to practice working together.”
Jayden DeSilva, S4 student, shared, “playing against teams from different countries has been so much fun. It’s cool to compete with people from all over the world.”
The spokesperson said, “The possibility of traveling to Malta for the International Championships is an exciting goal for the Chatmore teams.”
“I’m most excited about the idea of going to Malta and representing our school,” said Jahmel Franks Jr., S1 student. “This is my second year competing.”
The spokesperson said, “Chatmore’s focus on esports demonstrates how the school is embracing modern opportunities to prepare students for the challenges and possibilities of a rapidly changing world.”
“Recent research shows that esports can enhance cognitive flexibility, teamwork, and problem-solving skills,” said Britanni Butterworth, School Director. “Parents have been very supportive and the students have balanced their classwork with the time out to play the games very well. This competition has developed their executive functioning skills and we’re proud to offer our students opportunities that prepare them for the future.”
The spokesperson said, “As the European finals draw closer, everyone at Chatmore is cheering for the teams. Their hard work and determination are already a huge accomplishment, and they’ve shown how esports can provide students with opportunities to learn and connect with others globally.
“Esports is increasingly recognized as an educational tool that builds valuable skills and fosters creativity. Chatmore is proud to support its students as they explore new frontiers, and the entire school community is wishing them success as they aim for Malta and beyond!”
