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"I'm personally excited about the long-term impact this fund will have. It's not just about increasing participation, it’s about creating sustainable, community and club led projects that make inclusion part of the fabric of archery in the UK."

"The success of the day is reflected in the money raised, but I'm most proud of how the whole club has become a closer community in response."

"This win was made possible due to the support given by Archery GB in allowing the squad to practice at the Performance Archery Centre with coach Lloyd Brown."

Leg 2 of the European Cup took place at the same time as the Finals, where the Brits walked away with an amazing ten medals from the two competitions medals.

"We are quietly confident that the team that has been selected to represent GB at the World Championships has demonstrated strong international competitiveness this season and are in a strong position heading to Korea."

"The voting at World Archery Congress  shows once again that these candidates are held in high regard by the international community and enables Archery GB to continue making a significant contribution to the forward development of our sport."

"Our range of instructor courses are designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to deliver engaging and safe archery sessions, whether that's giving someone their first taste of the sport or supporting people over several weeks."

The stage is set for one of the biggest events in the UK archery calendar: the National Tour Final 2025. If you’re an archery enthusiast, or new to the sport, this is an event you won’t want to miss.

"It was wonderful to see so many archers from across the country attending and some great performances!"

The culmination of a season's worth of dedication is finally upon us. This year, the National Tour Final is set to deliver two days of electrifying archery . But if you can't make it to Nottingham, we've still got a way for you to join in the action.

“The team that has earnt their place to represent GB have significant performance pedigree and ability to push for podium places."

“The growth and enthusiasm for run archery is exciting, and I am grateful for the clubs that have hosted events this year and all the archers that have taken part in this emerging discipline."

It is with great sadness that, due to circumstances beyond our control, we were unable to send a full team out to Canada to compete at the World Archery Youth Championships.

Over 180 people came to Evesham compete to decide who would be this year's 50+ target champions.

"Everyone was so keen to learn, get involved, and most of all demonstrated commitment to making archery more accessible and growing disability archery in their clubs and regions."