Club sport is the backbone of every sport and if clubs are to develop and grow then many skills other than keeping minutes, simple accounting and planning are required and so members who volunteer their skills and experience are very valuable whether that is carpentry skills to build target stands or strategic and management skills to help the club develop.
There is a lot of advice and help available to clubs and also a number of grants available to aid development so here we outline the resources that are available to help you run your club and make it the best it can be. Contact our Club Development Officer for more info bill.hogg@scottisharchery.org.uk
Form for Club Affiliations 2021/2022 - payment of Scottish Archery and Area fees - excel workbook
Form for Club Affiliations 2020/2021 - including Half Year - payment of Scottish Archery and Area fees - excel workbook
Direct Member Application Form - in Word - and in PDF
Scottish Archery Hardship Fee Reduction Scheme
Scottish Archery's Coaching Committee - Return to Shooting Advice following COVID 19
Information on sportscotland's main funding programmes and other sources of funding for organisations involved in Scottish sport:
Fundraising Co-ordinator Role Description
Scottish Archery Grant Funding Admin Template
Scottish Archery Grant Funding Checklist
Scottish Archery Funding Year Planning Template
Scottish Archery Project Template
Check out this video for more information -
https://www.powtoon.com/c/cwOdKCbaLQl/1/m
For further information please contact Scottish Archery's Club Development Officer, Bill Hogg - bill.hogg@scottisharchery.org.uk
Scottish Archery is fully committed to the safety and well-being of children and young people taking part in archery.
A sportscotland web resource that aims to connect clubs with the information they need.
Falkirk Company of Archers has been a member of the Archery GB ontarget programme since it started about 5 years ago and was awarded Community Specialism Club status. Recently they successfully retained this status after completing a regular self assessment.
As part of the programme there are also two other specialisms - Young People and Performance. The Young People specialism is aimed at clubs that want to develop participation of young people, while Performance specialism is designed for clubs that want to get the best out of all their archers and coaches.
The club decided to apply for these other two specialisms and following an assessment process they have been successful and the club now holds all three specialisms. They believe they are the first club in Scotland to hold all three specialisms. Their Club Secretary says :
"Being a member of this scheme provides the club with good opportunities, resources and assistance from Archery GB in terms of development. It shows that the club is proactive which is often recognised on funding applications. I would recommend any club to apply."
ontarget is Archery GB's club development program, with rewards and benefits, which helps clubs become strong and healthy.
Archery GB has a number of Handy Guides to setting up, running and developing archery clubs and setting up an archery range.
