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QUT High Schools Esports League
Friday 2 September 2022
Confirm your attendance by clicking on the 'Attend' button located on the 'Details' panel.
Upon confirming your attendance will be sent the Event Overview, Event Program and Player Agreements,
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The biggest high school esports competition of its kind in Queensland was hosted by QUT (Queensland University of Technology) earlier this year in October. More than 250 students and representatives from at least 20 schools across Queensland took part in the Nissan Arena event, for a day-long League of Legends Howling Abyss tournament. The league aims to boost the profile of esports in Queensland and provide a grassroots program that encompasses ‘real world’ learning while also providing a possible pathway to university for players and people interested in careers within the multi-million-dollar professional esports industry. Would you like to be involved? See link for details about QUT’s esports high school program - https://bit.ly/3lNAv5O #qutsport #qutesports #qutrealworld
Posted by QUT Sport on Thursday, December 9, 2021
General Overview of Day
8.30am Arrival QUT Gardens Point Forum P419
8.45am Online Safety Brief and open ceremony
9.00am Competition and stream starts
12.00pm Lunch breaks start
2.30pm-2.45pm Closing ceremony (Team Captain's Address) , awards and results
The Event Program
The current student program will be forwarded upon confirming your attendance.
Remote Access
If a student is unable to attend at an event day they can still participate by accessing QUT Esports High School Discord Server. Here they can be verified and safely to connect to their school team only. If Discord access is required the School Coordinator is to email esports@qut.edu.au who will be forwarded a link to distribute to their students.
COVID Safety Update
We are operating under Phase 1 (eased restrictions).
When you're on campus
• Face masks are currently not required, except while using or waiting for public transport (like the QUT shuttle bus). Masks are still recommended when you can't physically distance.
• Hand sanitiser and wipes will be available for cleaning between uses of equipment.
• Mask and mandatory vaccination requirements still apply in some high-risk settings, check the Queensland Health website for details.
• We encourage you to physically distance where possible and practice good hygiene (like washing your hands often). Contractors and visitors should be reminded to follow these directives and stay home if unwell.
If you have COVID-19 symptoms
• With COVID-19 prevalent in the community if you feel unwell or have symptoms of COVID-19 (like fever, cough, sore throat, or shortness of breath), get tested and isolate.
• Follow all medical advice and directions from Queensland Health
