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We look ahead to the All British and Open Field Archery Championship in May and the British 3D Championship in June, and find out why everyone is encouraged to take part, including novices.

Archery GB is building a new Para Pathway to support athlete progression towards the Paralympic World Class Programme. We are now seeking to contract a number of self-employed coaches to work on a new Para Academy.

"It feels amazing to kind of have this winning streak at the moment."

"It’s great to be making home proud as well as my parents and my family and my teammates."

“The most important thing for me is shooting how I know I can, and whether I win or lose I know I’ll walk away proud."

The sun came out for the second to last day of the European Grand Prix at Lilleshall, where archers battled it out for European Games quota spots and tomorrow’s mixed team gold medal final places.

Compound woman Ella Gibson seeded 2nd for GB.

Archery GB welcomed 20 instructors from clubs and Archery Activity Partners to the first ever AAP and Instructor Conference at Lilleshall Sport Centre last week, where they were invited to learn about equipment maintenance, Arrows Archery and Project Rimaya.

Welcome to the Southern Counties Archery Youth Tour (SCAYT), creating opportunities for lots of juniors to get involved in over 30 competitions across the region.

“Antalya will be exciting as always to see how our preparation are going ahead of July’s World Championships."

Andalus Archers, in Birmingham, will be holding a family fun day on Sunday 26 February where people can have a go at archery and try a variety of different bow types and archery disciplines.

To celebrate Start Archery Week 2023 we've relaunched our club shop and are offering up to £50 of free merchandise to help you make your event stand out.

"It was really important and gave me a bit of a confidence boost, knowing that even if I am nervous and even if I’m shooting slow it doesn’t matter, I can still hit the middle."

"We are looking forward to competing and having the support of everyone back at home who will be following the championship online."

"The best youth archers from across the globe will come to Ireland with the hopes of retaining their titles, or making their debut on the biggest junior archery stage."