Esports

Years 3 to 9

Esports is one of the fastest-growing sporting and entertainment industries in the world, and Pymble‘s Esports program gives our girls a genuine seat at the table in a space where women remain significantly under-represented.

Girls take part in regular practice and friendly in-house competition, with the option to compete in external tournaments using Nintendo Switch and VR platforms. They can also explore racing simulation as a pathway into EV racing. Alongside the thrill of play and competition, this program builds real-world skills that carry well beyond the screen.

Skills development

• Strategic thinking and problem-solving — reading opponents, adapting tactics and making split-second decisions.
• Collaboration and communication — co-ordinating and communicating clearly as a team, under pressure.
• Digital and technical literacy — gaining practical experience with the platforms and tools shaping the future of work and play.
• Resilience and sportsmanship — learning to win, lose and improve with grace.
  Confidence in male-dominated spaces — building a strong, visible community of girls in gaming and tech.

Leading the way

• 2026 Winner, FUSE Cup Regional, Mario Kart.
• Pymble students qualified for FUSE Cup Nationals in 2024, 2025 and 2026.