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It's time to introduce you to another of our brilliant new junior ambassadors, letting them tell their story in their own words of who they are, what they love and why they chose to become an Archery GB ambassador. This month, we hear from Alex Shehata-Morgan.

It’s 7 days to go until Start Archery Week begins on 6 May, so it’s time for that final push of organisation and ideas. Here are seven things to make sure you’ve thought about and planned before the big day.

We look ahead to the All British and Open Field Archery Championship in May and the British 3D Championship in June, and find out why everyone is encouraged to take part, including novices.

The 18-year-old archer's recent acceleration to number one in the world, as well as her win at the Antalya World Cup and the European Grand Prix, earned her nomination for this award. 

The webinar will give you the chance to ask the team behind the new system your questions.

Archery GB is building a new Para Pathway to support athlete progression towards the Paralympic World Class Programme. We are now seeking to contract a number of self-employed coaches to work on a new Para Academy.

Vic Williams is a familiar face on the UK and international Field and 3D archery circuit, having been an avid participant for many years. Her recent appointment as Archery GB’s Field and 3D Lead aims to make good use of the knowledge and contacts she has developed over the years.

In preparation for Start Archery Week, Dr Rod Flanagan from Burscough Archers shares some steps you can take to make the most of your taster sessions.

"It feels amazing to kind of have this winning streak at the moment."

"It’s great to be making home proud as well as my parents and my family and my teammates."

“The most important thing for me is shooting how I know I can, and whether I win or lose I know I’ll walk away proud."

We look at the MSA's Muslim Women in Sport Report to see how Archery GB and Project Rimaya are helping to address the barriers and concerns faced by British Muslim women in sport.

"We want to remind people to behave online as they would face-to-face so that everyone feels welcome in the online community as well as at the range."

The sun came out for the last day of the European Grand Prix, where, amongst the easter-themed decorations and the beautiful grounds of the Orangery at Lilleshall, GB walked away with an amazing haul of three gold and two silver medals.

The sun came out for the second to last day of the European Grand Prix at Lilleshall, where archers battled it out for European Games quota spots and tomorrow’s mixed team gold medal final places.