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Britain's para athletes will be bringing three gold medals and one silver back from the 5th Fazza Para Archery world ranking tournament in Dubai. They topped the medal standings and came so close to adding more.

Volunteers are at the heart of our sport. Some make an immediate impact. Some give years of dedicated - and often unsung - service. All leave a lasting legacy, and their work was recognised at today's Archery GB AGM.

Our athletes added gold and two silver medals to Britain's haul in Bucharest today!

In 2018 Archery GB undertook a review of competitions which was a huge success in gaining information from members from different backgrounds, including judges/volunteers, elite and recreational archers.

Heike Palmer and Joshua Smith have helped to inspire almost 500 children from 17 schools at a special archery tournament in Birmingham.

Are you interested in becoming a national - and possibly international - classifier in para archery? Or do you want to find out more about classification procedures so that you can find new archers or be more tuned in to training them? Then we have a fantastic opportunity - but you need to be quick.

Thanet Archers' Alex Moss made quite an impression on Jeremy Kyle when they met - and you can find out why by tuning to ITV1 at 9.25am this Friday, 12 April.

Archery GB is delighted to announce Recurve Team

Bryony Pitman is among nine British athletes who will be receiving an Olympic Solidarity grant to help her prepare and qualify for Tokyo 2020

Congratulations to all the young archers who took part in the scheme this year! Whatever your score, it represents the dedication and commitment to archery of our juniors and we thank all of you for your efforts.

The January Challenge results are in - and there have been more entries than ever before.

The University of Warwick finished top of the medals table at the finals of the BUCS Indoor Championships - but only after some epic battles.

We are delighted to support the re-launch of the Parasport website, an online hub designed to empower disabled people to become more active, which is being launched today by Jonnie Peacock.

With over 80 clubs already signed up to the Big Weekend we are so close to hitting our target of 100 clubs. To celebrate reaching our goal we will giveaway an Arrows Kit in a prize draw to one of the first 100 clubs to sign up.

The competition is now open for 2019... take advantage of the early bird offer of £15 per team for entries submitted by 10 March 2019.