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Ever heard of a sport that combines the thrill of hitting a target with the zen feeling of a meditation retreat? Enter archery, the not-so-secret weapon for a happy mind and a healthy heart. And this Start Archery Week, you can get started on your journey to good mental health.

The NI Schools Cup will return on Saturday 23 March with organisers, Archery NI promising this year's event will be bigger and better than ever before.

Over 300 students tried soft archery for the first time at the South Yorkshire School Games.

Get ready to draw back your bows and take aim because Start Archery Week is back, and it's bigger and better than ever! From the 4th to the 12th of May 2024, people all across Great Britain and Northern Ireland are invited to embark on a thrilling archery adventure during this nationwide event.

Warwick Castle welcomes back the Festival of Archery for February half term, kicking off with a special moment as local GB Para Squad member Jamie Harris was given the honour of shooting the first arrow.

The World Blind Games played host to an archery have-a-go event, offering visitors to the Games a chance to experience the excitement of archery and showcased the power of sport to bring people of all abilities together.

The 2023 National Tour Finals will take place at Nottingham's Wollaton Hall on 2-3 September and tickets are now on sale.

300 primary school children tried archery for the first time at the South Yorkshire School Games earlier this month.

For this February half term, Warwick Castle has turned into a haven for archers across the country. The castle's archers put their skills to the test each day, showing off both their accuracy and speed-shooting skills. With clout events, crossbow challenges and target competitions, there's something for every flavour of archer to get excited about.

Over 50 archers can start their journey aligned with their own spiritual practice thanks to the launch of Project Rimaya in Bolton.

In 2023 the International Blind Sport Federation (IBSA) will hold the World Games in Birmingham with visually impaired archers from all over the world set to compete.

Children from schools across the Black Country were given the chance to try a range of sports, including archery, ahead of this summer's Commonwealth Games.

This week is Inter Faith Week, and what better time to consider how we can improve our connections with others of different faiths and cultures?

The countdown is on to the Tokyo Paralympics, taking place 24 August to 5 September. Here's when you can enjoy the archery matches on UK time.

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).