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In the second instalment from Tom Williams and Andrew Barham, we learn how you could aim a Barebow.

Made By Sport is launching a #ClubsInCrisis competition to create a platform for clubs to share their stories and help continue to raise awareness of the massive social value of our local sports clubs and organisations.

The NSPCC is urging people to complete a new survey, highlighted below, to help protect BAME young people in sport. Could you spare a few minutes to complete it?

Could your archery club be the highest raising this Christmas? Consider doing all your Christmas shopping through the easyfundaising website or app this year because the Archery GB member club that raises the most in shopping donations until 31 December will win a bonus donation of £500!

The government has set out new restrictions for England when lockdown ends on 2 December. Outdoor sports will be able to resume subject to social distancing.

In this Improve Your Game, Tom Williams and Andrew Barham explain how to do a Barebow set up.

Archery GB and The Worshipful Company of Fletchers are delighted to announce that Paralympic squad archer Jamie Harris was awarded the Fletchers' Cup at an online presentation on 11 November.

Calling junior archers! We know how much you all love to be creative, and now's your chance to put your skills to work for a very good cause.

The National Lottery family have joined forces to deliver a new campaign dedicated to all those who are making a vital difference in their communities during the pandemic.

Protecting vulnerable people in sport can be wonderfully rewarding. Carol Bladen tells us about her archery volunteering role as a Safeguarding Officer.

Anti-Bullying Week (16-20 November) reminds us to address bullying behaviour, yet to do this successfully there needs to be a ‘whole club' approach that includes coaches, volunteers, officials, young people and parents to take on a ‘zero tolerance' attitude to any instances of it.

Philip Watson, Chairman of Peacock Archers near Cambridge (picture above), is one of Archery GB's long-serving volunteers. He explains the 'selfish' reasons behind his dedication to helping others in the sport.

National Safeguarding Adults Week begins today (16 November), a campaign run by the Ann Craft Trust, a leading authority on safeguarding at-risk adults and children. Now is the time to focus on safeguarding matters in our sport.

Archery GB Club Ambassador Helen Sharpe is rightly proud of her Young Ambassador son, Jack, whose disability does not hold him back from volunteering in archery.