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Everyone has a duty to familiarise themselves with the policy and procedures and read the guidance to help keep young archers safe.

"The message is to get outdoors and enjoy a healthy lifestyle, but remember to protect your skin with the same care as other parts of your body."

"The confidence I have gained through my sport now extends into my everyday life."

The webinar will give you the chance to ask the team behind the new system your questions.

In preparation for Start Archery Week, Dr Rod Flanagan from Burscough Archers shares some steps you can take to make the most of your taster sessions.

If you're taking your first steps into coaching, or if you're levelling up, we have organised new online and practical modules for both the Session Coach (Level 1) and Development Coach (Level 2).

The theme this year is 'Want to talk about it? Making space for conversations about life online'.

Classifications are now inclusive of all skill levels in our sport.

"The Code of Conduct encapsulates all the sporting, moral and ethical principles that archery represents."

If you’re interested in finding out more about becoming an archery judge, you can do a free taster session at a competition.

We would like to remind members that indoor classification continues to use the current system which is unchanged. 

The theme for this year's week is 'Responding to Contemporary Safeguarding Challenges'.

"An online learning platform allows our volunteers flexibility and freedom to learn and develop new skills wherever they are."

Archery is a sport that anyone can do, regardless of age, race, disability, gender and sexuality. So, Archery GB are encouraging our members and clubs to lace up and speak up against homophobia and transphobia in our sport.

Everyone can play their part in keeping young people safe in archery and that’s why Archery GB are proud to support the NSPCC’s Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport Week.