Good moments to use it
Where classroom scoreboard earns its place
- Track house points during lessons and competitions
- Run behaviour point challenges with live scoring
- Keep quiz scores visible during team revision games
Classroom Scoreboard
Free classroom scoreboard for teachers. Track team points live during quizzes, behaviour challenges, house competitions and review games.
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Classroom Scoreboard FAQ
Practical answers about setup, classroom use and what pupils need to do.
How many teams can I add?
You can add as many teams as you need — from two rival houses to multiple small groups.
Can I change team names and colours?
Yes. Customise names, colours and even emojis to match your school house system.
Does it save scores?
Scores persist during the session. You can screenshot the final board to keep a record.
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