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Archery clubs, deeply embedded within communities and dedicated to promoting health and wellbeing through the sport, stand to significantly benefit from this funding opportunity.

"Congratulations and thank you to all involved in making it a success and well done to all those who took part. It was lovely to see everyone out there enjoying field archery”.

"This is the first individual international gold medal I have won. I would like to thank all the staff, my family and my friends for all their hard work and understanding."

"This is a hugely talented team with a lot of potential to compete strongly in Romania.”

"It’s my first time here and my first time shooting a WA 3D course and I’ve had a wonderful time."

We have organised online and practical modules for both the Session Coach (Level 1) and Development Coach (Level 2).

"The event was a youth selection shoot as well as JAS stage, so we had a good turn-out of U21 archers as well as the younger juniors, making for a very good atmosphere."

At Archery GB's AGM, four volunteers were elected to the Board while Chair Mark Briegal reported on the highlights during the past 12 months.

"“All that was going through my mind was that if I was going down then I would go down giving it my everything."

During the last 12 months, UKAD, along with Archery GB’s education team, has delivered education to 109 athletes and staff.

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"In light of the rising incidence of skin cancer in the UK, and the growing frequency of extreme heat during the summer months, it is imperative for the sports and outdoor recreation sector to proactively 'sunguard' outdoor activities."

"We come from such an amazing community that’s so diverse and excepting of everyone.”

Three British volunteers have been elected onto the Executive Board and Committees at World Archery Europe's 2024 Congress.

"Start Archery Week offers a great opportunity for people to have a go and appreciate how accessible the sport is."