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Throughout August, care homes nationwide are invited to join a fantastic sporting initiative to help older people keep active.

Archer and volunteer Nikki Parkin explains how the sport helps her take control of her disability and boost her confidence.

The Virtual School Archery League, first launched in June, is helping schools engage in Covid-safe interschool sports, while also encouraging students to enjoy the benefits of competitive archery.

Nikki Bainbridge and her young son Theo are loving their new hobby. Nikki explains how archery is fitting in with their Formula 1 obsession.

Earlier this year we launched a competition with Clickers Archery, offering families the chance to win Arrows soft archery sets.

Archery attracts people for all sorts of reasons. New archers Dr Philippa Holloway and Stephen Reed have rediscovered archery later in life after brief encounters with the sport years ago.

Team GB's men's recurve team (seeded 10) finished in a noteworthy 5th position at the Tokyo Olympics after a strong win against Indonesia (seeded 7). They missed out on a semi final place after a close-fought match against The Netherlands (seeded 2) who went on to finish 4th overall.

Zoe Jones and her daughter, Harper, are among many people who are taking up archery this summer. We asked them what they most enjoy about their newfound sport.

Here's the lowdown on the Olympic Archery Team and the schedule ahead of qualification on Friday in Tokyo.

Covid-19 restrictions are being removed or reduced across the UK but archery clubs will still be following general hygiene advice to reduce the risk to those attending archery experiences.

Adults and children of all ages were invited to try their hand at archery at clubs around the country during the Big Weekend, 9 - 11 July (2 - 4 July in Northern Ireland).

Could you cope with a medical emergency on or off the field of play? UK Coaching urges you to sign up for their free online life-saving course.

Archery success story for Redbridge High School, Liverpool students following completion of their Arrows Young Leader Awards.

The search is on to find athletes for Team GB and ParalympicsGB.

Throughout the various lockdowns, disabled and visually-impaired (VI) archers were at liberty to continue training whenever their local clubs were able to provide the opportunity.