wartywarlock

Yeah kids on lower play only in school matches, upper they can do what they want (year 10 up) but generally play in school still. At the end of the day, get parental permission for any concerns however mild. You want them on their own accounts really, it keeps them accountable if they do act out, they are the ones risking a ban etc. Ask your ISP now about it, see what they will require to open ports etc, it can take some time depending on how they process things. All our online stuff is only usable from one dedicated games user which helps keep it locked down outside of club times.

It's pretty popular and free so you might have some players. However the difference between a max level account and starter is quite high, but we can likely field a team for any skill and level range. We also have some CS 1.6 players these days and the occasional Unreal Tournament match.

We don't have any Paladins players but Royal Harbour do run a 90-120 person games club each lunch (1.15 to 1.50) with a lot of League of Legends players. We have been looking at running a small competition against other local schools. We have pupils who will happily stay after school to have a competitive match, or if your lunches match we can play then. You can add wartywarlock in game or PM here, whatever works.