Trivia.

Give your next lesson a little friendly competition. With Trivia, your students work together, share what they know and cheer each other on as they play.

From maths and science to history, languages and beyond, there’s room for whatever you teach.

Head-on 3D illustration of the Trivia board, with numbered tiles projecting towards the viewer
3D illustration based on the Trivia game board.

Let’s play Trivia

Gather your teams around a shared screen and see what’s behind the next number.

Pick a number and have a go.Each team takes a turn choosing a number to reveal a question. Give them a moment to talk it through and agree on an answer before time runs out.
Trivia question with four answer choices and a thirty-second timer

You can give students a choice of answers or let them come up with their own. A tricky question is a lovely chance to pause, hear their ideas and work through it together.

Find out together.Reveal the answer and take a moment to talk about it. Teams gain points for a correct answer and lose points for a wrong one, so there’s plenty to keep everyone guessing.
Trivia reveals Mars as the correct answer
Give your teams a cheer.When you’re ready to wrap up, the podium reveals the winning team. It’s a chance to celebrate their efforts before moving on with your lesson.
Trivia podium showing Foxes, Owls and Bears in the final standings

Make it your own

Bring along your topic
Write your own questions or let AI help you get started. You can check and change everything, and add pictures to bring your topic to life.
Play at your pace
Have five minutes to spare or a whole lesson to revisit a topic? Choose how many questions to play and how much thinking time your students need.
Add a few surprises
Keep things simple while everyone gets the hang of it, or try bonus cards and surprise point values when your group is ready for a twist.

Where will you take it?

Welcome everyone back
Start with a few questions about your last lesson. It’s an easy way to get everyone thinking again and see what they remember.
Get them talking and thinking
Try a maths puzzle, identify an animal or explore a moment in history. Ask teams how they reached their answer — the conversation can be as useful as the points.
Round off a topic
Bring together what you’ve been learning for a final team challenge. You’ll soon spot what’s clicked and what might need another look.

What will your students play next?

Choose something you’re teaching and make it a game you can enjoy together.