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In just seven days, our Paralympic athletes take to the stage and fight to bring home those precious medals. Here's the Paris 2024 Paralympic archery competition schedule for you to follow along.

"There was some great shooting throughout the day from Wallingford archers and everyone else." 

Are you ready to put your archery club in the national spotlight? With the Paralympic Games on the horizon, there's never been a better time to get involved in the Aim for Paris initiative.

"All we can do is prepare our team as best we can, go in confident and know that we've left no stone unturned and what happens, happens."

"I expect that the Finals will see some tough, close matches, with some incredible archery by a very talented field." 

“The greatest joy of being a Tournament Organiser is giving people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to do something amazing."

"Finishing where I am and shooting how I have has just made me hungry for the next Olympics. I can't wait to see what four years brings for me."

“We showed what British archery can be. We didn't show it in the team round, but we came out here today and put on an exhibition of British archery. The only way is up for us.”

"You meet some great people and they're very supportive, all the archers. They always hype you up, make sure you're doing well. It's like a big happy family."

"For the most part, I'll just keep believing, come back for the individuals, and try to give it my best effort."

"I think stepping out onto that finals field was like no other experience I've had, seeing 8,000 eyes on me shooting was absolutely out of this world."

"Just making Tokyo was an absolute dream come true so to be selected for my second Games as well is like one goal after another coming true!"

"It's been a long time coming. I've done a few stages now and I've never quite made it to the finals matches, so it's really nice to finally pull it through."

The policy will be used to set the culture and tone of our sport and will serve as a statement of intent to keep everyone safe in archery.

“I was so nervous during the shoot-off call, I didn’t have a clue."