More young people are getting involved in archery; joining a club, taking part in competitions at university, having a go at holiday centres, or being introduced at primary schools using Arrows. We want to make sure that the opportunity for more young people to take part in archery is available, and that existing young archers continue to enjoy and progress in their sport.

Being a Judge is a fantastic way to be involved in archery. We are now recruiting young people (16-25) onto our new judge training programme to be part of the Judging team at the UK's biggest tournaments in 2015.

Archery GB are looking to recruit two compound specialists for the GB Paralympic Academy, based at Lilleshall and a Performance Academy Assistant Coach to work with our Northern Academy based at Bishop College in Hull.

Archery within universities and colleges continues to prove popular. As part of our programme to develop archery in Higher and Further Education, we recently held round two of our funding scheme.

We all want to improve, and that's particularly true of archers still learning the core skills or those new to the club environment.

The new Articles that were adopted at AGM 2014 created a new post of Scrutineer whose function is to ensure that any voting process is conducted properly. The Appendix below gives the detailed information about these posts, and their relation to the post of Teller.

Archery GB's October Board meeting was held at Lilleshall National Sports & Conferencing Centre on 18 and 19 October 2014.

If you are an English recurve cadet archer and interested in representing your nation at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Samoa next September, you need to act quickly.