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Archery NI is the governing body for archery in Northern Ireland and is part of Archery GB, the UK governing body. The Independent Chair will run the Board, setting the agenda for each meeting and ensuring the effective implementation of Board decisions.

Start Archery Week will take place 14-22 May 2022, a nationwide celebration of all things archery. In the fifth of our weekly club stories about last year's event, Lisburn City AC and NI Performance Academy share what worked well.

The GB Performance Archery team that will be competing at the World Games in Alabama, USA this summer has now been selected and nominated to the event through World Archery.

Seasoned barebow archer Peter Wilson is Noak Hill Archers' club secretary. He describes his journey through the bowstyles before finally settling on a firm favourite.

Following a coaching review, the Performance Archery World Class Programme (WCP) is seeking to recruit a Performance Coach Developer to work with coaches in the Olympic, Paralympic and Pathway programmes.

Following a coaching review, the Performance Archery World Class Programme (WCP) is seeking to recruit 3 x Performance Coaches to work across the Olympic and Paralympic programmes.

Following the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, Archery GB undertook a coaching review to give us the best chance of success in this next Games cycle and beyond.

Start Archery Week will take place 14-22 May 2022, a nationwide celebration of all things archery. In the fourth of our weekly club stories about last year's event, Norton Archers share some of their plans.

Want to learn new skills? Here's an opportunity to find out what's involved in becoming a judge in our webinar on 5 April.

Earlier this month Leicester Archery Academy held a club competition. More than 60 people attended and took part throughout the day, using either their own or club kit.

Archery GB coach Lloyd Brown delivered one of the practical L1 Session Coach modules at South Leeds Archery Club, helping more archers fulfil their coaching potential.

A new format of archery is being trialled later this year to encourage greater participation and to provide an alternative discipline that may help with the retention and recruitment of archers and runners.

Are you passionate about driving change? Are you keen to take ownership of the delivery of projects that have organisational wide impact? And to measure the impact of our work? Our new role of Project & Impact Officer could be for you.

Ukraine's national archers desperately need our help, that's why we're launching the Ukrainian National Archery Appeal.

Start Archery Week will take place 14-22 May 2022, a nationwide celebration of all things archery. In the third of our weekly club stories about last year's event, Gravesend Archers explain what worked well.