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"Awareness and interest in archery increases hugely in a Games year so we want to capitalise on this and use media interest to grow our sport."

The 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games are less than two months away and athletes around the world are preparing to shoot on the world stage. We take a look at where they'll be standing when they represent GB and the effort that has gone into preparing them.

"Being a minority sport, the archery team are delighted to have been nominated for the award."

"We want to raise money for an important issue in the student community while enjoying the sport we love."

"This is a hugely exciting opportunity for us to grow the sport of archery."

“The last twenty-four hours have been a true rollercoaster of emotions and a mental challenge to say the least."

We're well and truly into 2024 now, which means that January Challenge is over and it's time to gather the results. As you can imagine, with over 600 members submitting a score, it's taken some time to get them in, but the preliminary results are now available. 

“It was very emotional. It was definitely not something I ever saw myself doing when I was younger, but I’m so immensely proud that I have."

Help shine a light on the contributions of coaches and instructors within your archery community.

The Archery GB National Tour brings together the best archers Britain has to offer across five stages, culminating in the spectacular final event on September 7-8, 2024, where 40 top archers will go head-to-head at Wollaton Hall in Nottingham.

We are inviting firms to bid to deliver a strategy that will be innovative and evolving to meet the needs of all those archers that aspire to perform at every level of the sport.

"Allison spent her time and energy supporting and encouraging others and has been an inspiration to many. She will be greatly missed."

Start Archery Week is back for 2024, and registration is now open. It's time for the archery community to come together and celebrate our great sport!

"If you fancy trying something different, get some Vegas-style three spot faces, gather your friends or clubmates and give it a go!"

The Cumbria County Archery Association recently hosted a dynamic coaching workshop, bringing together a mix of skill levels. Organised by Gary Pimblett (County Coaching Officer for Cumbria) and Andy Arnold, four Level 2 coaches, seven Level 1 coaches, and around 14-15 enthusiastic archers attended the workshop and delved into various essential aspects of archery coaching.