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Join the fight to save struggling charities from the financial impact of Covid-19 by taking on The 2.6 Challenge, an exciting fundraising event set to take place on Sunday 26 April.

Safeguarding children and vulnerable people is particularly relevant now as more coaching and activity takes place online. This requires leaders of clubs and coaches to understand what good practice looks like and have the confidence to implement changes to practice where needed.

Penny Healey explains how she writes a shot routine and some tips to help you create your own.

Sport England's promise to help communities through the Covid-19 crisis is quickly becoming reality for some of our archery clubs. One of the first to receive a grant was Crystal Palace Bowmen.

Archery GB is pleased to launch a series of webinars for club volunteers, aimed at supporting the archery community during the current lockdown.

Archery GB's Senior National Coach Richard Priestman shares his wisdom on improving your game under lockdown.

Virtual quizzes are taking place all over the country as the nation gets into the lockdown swing. If you enjoyed our own recent Archery GB quiz, presented by Paralympic Technician Kieran Carr, you won't want to miss this one, hosted by the coordinators for South Wales and West University Archery League.

An initiative inspired by the Tokyo Games to encourage young children to develop a passion for sport is picking up the pace despite lockdown restrictions. See how the latest changes to Team GB's and ParalympicsGB's GetSet youth programme are shaping up...

Remember the days when we were allowed to roam freely? Here's something to jog your memory! Following on from our internationals feature in the spring issue of Archery UK, novice archer Rupert Barlow tells us about his experiences of competing overseas.

Dear archery community, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support over the last few weeks. The archery community continues to face a difficult and uncertain time, but together we can come through this.

These are uncertain times for us, writes fitness coach Lucy O'Sullivan. Never before has an outdoor season been left in limbo so drastically as this, but please don't despair. Know that as an archer you have a whole network of fabulous people to help you through these tough times.

SportsAid has today (9 April) released a special film dedicated to the parents and guardians of the nation's sportspeople. It features many well-known faces giving thanks to the special people who raised them.

You don't have to go very far to see some of the nation's finest historic archery collections. Here's a look at a few items awaiting your visit online.

Kieran Carr, Archery GB's Paralympic Technician, has created a quiz for everyone to join in!

Did you spot all 11 differences?