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Introduction
As a Club over 40% of our members are juniors aged from just 7 through to 18 at which point we generall lose them to
the universities. To try to retain contact we make them honary members so that they can shoot with us during their spells
back at home.
We would like to develop some more pages for our junior members. What you see is just the start, we need ideas so please
let us know what you think.
See what you want, then click the link!
Having a bad archery day then the following links will provide some excuses for you!
Excuses
Even more excuses.
The following is a mixture of things you need to know about the club and some links to some fun archery games.
Test your Longbow skills and see what level you can get to.
Can you hit the moving target?
Do you know the names of the Club's Junior Representitives?
We currently have 2 junior representitives Rosie Benfield and Alex Fraser. We are looking
for a third if you would like to volunteer. Their role is to represent our junior members at committee meetings and to ensure
that all views held by juniors are listened to by the Cliub's Senior members. So if you have things to say talk to any committee
member!
Can you beat the teacher?
Association of archery in Schools (AAS)
We work with the above organisation so that junior members can gain badges for achieving certain levels of shooting.
Di Blackburn is our Club contact, she will explain what you have to do and provide you with the support.
You can also click on the following link to find out more.
Association of Archery in Schools
Our Club has 2 Child Protection Officers
Lynn Benfield (Rosie's mum) is our CPO
Mary Crang is the Assistant CPO
If you are unsure about the roles of the Child Protection Officers then why not ask them, any of the coaches (who have
also been trained) or your parents/guardians.
Junior Target Archery - What distance will you shoot?
12 Dozen Round
6 Dozen Rounds
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