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Schools Archery - Gloucestershire

Active Gloucestershire and Deer Park Archers support Junior Archery!

Supporting Partners

Without the support of the following partners we would not be able to support these programmes, our thanks go to all of them.
  • Deer Park Archers
  • Active Gloucestershire
  • Wales Archery
  • Girlguiding Gloucestershire
  • Xperience Archery
  • Sport Unlimited
  • SSCO's
  • The Schools
  • Gloucestershire Archery Society
  • County Coaching Officer
  • Club Development Officer
  • ArcheryGB

Archery in Schools

Since 2008 members of Deer Park Archers have worked with Active Gloucestershire, the County's Sports Partnership running 8 week Beginners Courses funded by Sport Unlimited. Each School Term the number of after-school clubs increases, as does the waiting list of schools and juniors that want to be involved!

Coaching
All the supporting coaches are Archery GB qualified with all the necessary Child Protection Certificates, Insurance, first aid certificates etc and they employ the latest techniques to support the development of the participants.

Equipment
We are fortunate to be able to use excellent equipment including the latest recurve and Genesis bows. With the help of our CSP and Archery GB we have now purchased 8 metal riser bows with sights, pressure buttons, longrods etc to support those in the after-school clubs who are making significant development/progress. We also have the latest Hoyt Ruckus Compound Bows to support pupils that wish to develop their Compound Bow skills.

Exit Routes
Many of the archers either join local clubs or increasingly remain with their after-school clubs which we are helping to set up and support.

School Activity Days

We are also fortunate to be supporting a number of schools for all-day sporting experiences for a fortnight in June/July.

We also are supporting a number of 'Playground to Podium' programs run by Active Gloucestershire which draw on those with disabilities from a range of schools.

Autumn Term 2010

The following Schools are involved:

Balcarras - Beginners, Improvers & Developers
Archway - Improvers and Developers
KLB - Beginners
Shurdington - Beginners
Kingshill - Beginners, Improvers and Developers
Vale of Berkeley - Beginners and Improvers
Sir William Romney - Beginners and Improvers
Bourneside - Beginners

Summer Term 2010

The following Schools/Teams are currently involved;


  • Vale of Berkeley (Beginners - Sport Unlimited)
  • Anne Edwards (Beginners - School Funded).
  • Kingshill (Improvers)
  • Bourton-on-the-Water (Beginners - Sport Unlimited)
  • Bourneside ( Beginners - Sport Unlimited and Improvers)
  • Archway (Improvers)
  • St Matthews (Sport Unlimited)
  • Balcarras (Improvers)
  • Coberley (Sport Unlimited).

Spring Term 2010

The following Schools were involved;



  • Balcarras (Beginners and After-School Club)
  • Kingshill (Beginners and After-School Club)
  • Bourneside (Beginners)
  • Whitminster Centre (Beginners)
  • Sir William Romney (After-School club and Beginners).
  • Archway (After-School Club and Beginners).

Spring Term 2010

6 Schools ran Beginners Courses and as part of the programme held an Inter-School Competition during March. As well as individual winners from each school (receiving certificates) there was 3 overall winners each receiving medals and also a winning after-school team.

The schools involved were Archway (2 teams), Whitminster (1 team), Balcarras (2 teams), Sir William Romney (2 teams), Kingshill (2 teams) and Bourneside School.

Where a school had 2 entries that is an indication that they now have an after-school club which has members (improvers) that have continued from previous terms/courses.

Autumn Term - 2009

5 Schools ran Beginners Courses and as part of the programme held an Inter-School Competition which ran from November 20th to the 27th. As well as individual winners from each school (receiving certificates) there was 3 overall winners each receiving medals and also a winning after-school team.

Autumn Term 2009 - Competing Schools


  • Balcarras School
  • Shurdington Primary School
  • Archway School
  • Kingshill Beginners
  • Kingshill Improvers
  • Sir William Romney

Spring 2011 Term

Competing Teams

  • Archway Improvers
  • Archway Beginners
  • The Whitminster Centre
  • Balcarras Improvers
  • Balcarras Beginners
  • KLB Beginners
  • Kingshill Improvers
  • Kingshill Beginners
  • Sir William Romney Improvers
  • Sir William Romney Beginners
  • St Michaels Primary School Beginners

Summer Term 2011

The following record number of schools competed and ran after-school clubs;

Hillview Primary
Bourton on the Water
Archway
Arthur Dye
Anne Edwards
Rowanfield
Balcarras
Kingshill
Sir William Romney
St Matthews
KLB

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