School Toolkit 2010 - Games Workshop
School Toolkit 2010 - Games Workshop
School Toolkit 2010 - Games Workshop
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Keep the first meeting<br />
simple; it’s all about letting<br />
the club members settle in.<br />
When the club members arrive introduce<br />
them to each other and yourself, and then<br />
let them sort out amongst themselves who<br />
is going to play.<br />
They will probably stay in their groups at<br />
first but over a couple of sessions they will<br />
start to socialise in different groups. It’s best<br />
to have one-on-one battles as this avoids<br />
anyone feeling ganged up on, but for the<br />
first meeting let them just find their feet.<br />
As the club progresses you may wish to<br />
have an extra club meeting during which<br />
they can play really big battles or have<br />
larger multiplayer games. For most normal<br />
club sessions it is best to try and get them to<br />
play <strong>School</strong> League rules, as this means they<br />
can play more than one person a meeting.<br />
Call the club to an end 15 minutes before<br />
they need to stop and get the club<br />
members to help you put things away or<br />
take responsibility for some tasks or areas<br />
of the club space. This helps them feel that<br />
the club is truly theirs and means that you<br />
can get to the staff room in time for a well<br />
earned cuppa!<br />
FIRST<br />
CLUB MEETING<br />
AND RUNNING THE CLUB<br />
Miniature painters can gain a great sense of achievement<br />
from seeing their skill levels improve over time.<br />
Quotes from school club members:<br />
“The best thing about school!”<br />
“Warhammer is good because it’s challenging.”<br />
“A club where I can learn new skills”<br />
“Great for any age.”<br />
“It’s relaxing and creative.”<br />
ARMIES<br />
Some clubs may wish to buy<br />
other armies in addition to the<br />
suggested purchases on pages 17-<br />
20. You will need to consider the<br />
following points when buying<br />
club armies:<br />
• Budget<br />
• Who will put them together?<br />
• Who will paint them?<br />
• Will they get lost or stolen?<br />
• Do you have the right army<br />
book/codex?<br />
If you want to buy armies for the<br />
club please get in touch with us.<br />
6 <strong>School</strong> <strong>Toolkit</strong> For all club queries, contact us on: 0115 900 4821
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