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Soft archery programme Arrows was originally developed for primary schools, but the kit is now being used to bring the joy of hitting the target to care homes making archery accessible to even more people.

Paul Weight's archery journey began 11 years ago when his daughter tried the sport at a birthday party. Inspired, Paul gave it a go himself and soon found a new passion. Today, he runs Tandridge Archers in Oxted, introducing hundreds of people to archery through beginners' courses, parties, corporate events, and since 2025, instructor training.

Children and young people from four special schools were invited to experience the thrill of archery at a fun day in Northern Ireland organised by Newtownabbey Rotary Club.

Archery GB recently delivered a successful Introduction to Soft Archery course to coaches in Maldon, Essex, marking a significant step in bringing the sport to local primary schools.

The 2025 National Tour: The Final will once again take place at the legendary home of archery, Nottingham.

Telford and Wrekin School Sports Partnership organised their annual Key Stage 2 Archery Day to create an inclusive event and promote the sport.

Archery GB is proud to announce Kinetic, Core, and Avalon Archery as premium partners for Start Archery Week 2025. And you can win prizes by attending an event near you!

Dust off your quiver (or, you know, just find out what a quiver is!) because Start Archery Week is back!

Archery GB is launching an exciting competition to design our new international pin badge! This is a fantastic opportunity to have your creative vision worn by athletes on the world stage.

Want to try archery? Have you ever dreamt of Robin Hood-esque adventures, the satisfying thwack of an arrow hitting the target, and the quiet focus that comes with archery? If so, 2025 could be your year to finally give it a go!

We're thrilled to announce that the Archery GB shop is open for business. Pick up your Start Archery branded kit today!

A college in Worcester offered soft archery to blind and visually-impaired (VI) students, giving them the opportunity to try the sport.

Archery GB is hosting the 2024 Run Archery European Cup at the legendary home of archery, Sherwood Forest.

Olympic archer Megan Havers has celebrated a special homecoming, returning to the holiday park where she first picked up a bow and arrow, nearly 10 years ago.

A sight loss charity in Berkshire held a mini Olympics to give visually impaired people the chance to try a variety of sports including archery.