You may wish to encourage your young people to visit their nearest Warhammer store at the start of the program. This way, they can pick up their free booklet themselves and ask store staff for any advice they may need. If you wish to take your club there on a trip, please contact the store manager first; not all stores are equipped with enough space or staff for large group trips.

Battle Honours is divided into Collect, Build, Paint, Play, and Read sections. You could plan your club sessions around completing each section. 

Not all sections may require the same number of sessions – Collect may even be best completed in members’ own time, choosing what they want at home before going with a parent or guardian to their nearest store.

You could run several sessions for each of the other sections, or circle through Build, Paint and Play, with Read sessions interspersed every few months or done at home. Reach out to your store manager or local co-ordinator if you would like further advice.

To help with your members’ activities, you could run an event for them to participate in. This could be a painting challenge, a game tournament, or anything else you can think of. This is also a good opportunity for young people to socialise and have fun whilst working on some of their key academic skills. Consider creating and printing certificates for your young people to award to the winners.

You’d be surprised how many parents may have been involved in the Warhammer hobby in the past! You may be able to find Black Library books or old models by asking if any parents are willing to donate that will help members to complete their booklet.

Battle Honours is easy enough that parents with no experience can also get involved! Those who wish to help out in order to support their child and your club could do things such as running sessions, building terrain out of household supplies, getting Warhammer books from local libraries, and so on.