Warhammer Club

Warhammer is taking a break for now. It will return soon.

The giant is about to smash the handgunners.	The handgunners are lining up their target.	Moving the fastest troops on the battlefield.	Looking confident as the troops move in.

Setting up for battle.	Night Goblins - Weak but very sneaky!	Trying to move into the perfect attack position.
Careful measuring is very important.	Stone Trolls - Tough but stupid!	The spearmen get attacked by a fearsome giant.

Playing games is a great way for young people to learn important social skills like turn taking, sharing, teamwork and being a good sport. Games can also help with our maths skills, problem solving and communication skills. Playing games is also great fun.

Mr Thomson runs the Warhammer Club for Year 6 children. It takes place during Thursday lunchtimes.

Warhammer is a tabletop battle game which puts players in command of armies of valiant humans, noble elves, savage orcs or a variety of twisted and monstrous creatures. Players collect forces of miniature plastic models, all with different stats and abilities, and use them to play out clashes on a tabletop battlefield. Unlike a board game, where players’ moves are restricted to defined areas, Warhammer commanders freely manoeuvre their units set distances using rulers and resolve shooting and hand-to-hand combat by rolling dice.