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August 2023·pp. 36–37

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Chris McKenna describes a school Warhammer club that grows from six students to around fifteen with a deliberately welcoming atmosphere. A hobby library encourages reading, volunteering supports Duke of Edinburgh awards and students develop painting confidence and Battle Honours progress. Support from Warhammer Alliance and local shops supplies materials, while a planned teacher-painting competition gives students the judging role.

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