Beginners Course Please complete one form for each person wishing to attend one of Beginners’ Courses. Fields marked with an * are required.Please be sure to read the Terms and Conditions below. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Course Start Date *Saturday 22 February, 2020Sunday 12 April, 2020 (provisional date)Participants Name *FirstLastAddress *Email *Participant Contact Number *Emergency Contact Name *Emergency Contact Number *Gender *FemaleMaleMain Hand *LeftRightDominant Eye *LeftRightDon't KnowHeight *Metric please, e.g 1.75 (m)Age *Date of BirthOnly required if a Junior (under 18)If under 18, Name of Parent or GuardianMedical Conditions / Disabilities that may affect your ability to take part in ArcheryAcceptance of Course Terms and Conditions *I agree to the Course Prospectus, Terms, Rules and ConditionsTo keep archery a safe and enjoyable experience for all, we expect everyone to follow the safety and etiquette rules. Safety • No shouting, except to warn of danger. • If you see anyone, or anything in a dangerous position, shout “Fast”. • No whistling. A whistle is used for safety commands and to whistle could be dangerous. • Always carry arrows point downwards. • Never run on the range, or with arrows in your hand. • Never point an arrow at another person or yourself, even if it is not in the bow. • Never play around with arrows. They can kill! • Never put an arrow in your bow until you are on the shooting line. • Never release a bow from full draw without an arrow in place as this can cause the bow to break. • Never cross the waiting line until it is your turn to shoot, unless you have the advance permission of the Target Captain. • In front of the waiting line, there is to be no running, loud talking or ‘messing around’. At the shooting line: • Never place an arrow in your bow until you hear a single whistle. • Never, under any circumstances, cross the shooting line until the whistle sounds twice or the Target Captain says “Collect your Arrows”. • On hearing “Fast”, immediately stop shooting and return any arrows to your quiver. If you have your bow drawn, you must lower it, do not release the arrow. • Once you have an arrow in your bow, keep it facing towards the target at all times. • Never turn round with an arrow in your bow. • Leave the shooting line immediately you have shot your arrows, unless to keep company with another archer still shooting. • Do not leave equipment on the shooting line without the advance permission of the Target Captain. • All equipment must be returned to behind the waiting line. (See also previous point.) Etiquette A Good Archer does not • Talk in a loud voice whilst others are shooting. • Talk to another archer who prefers to be silent. • Offer advice unless asked. • Make any exclamation on the shooting line which might distract another archer. • Walk off the shooting line while a neighbour is at full draw. • Touch another archer’s equipment without their permission. • Walk up and down the line comparing scores. • Shoot distances beyond their capability, continually missing and holding up shooting. • Disturb people with loud mobile phone ringtones or speaking on the phone on or around the shooting line. • Leave litter on the archery ground. • Go behind the target to retrieve his arrows before his score has been recorded. A good archer always • Helps to set out the equipment and put it away. • Takes into account other archers shooting on the same target when positioning his foot markers, and allows sufficient space for them. • Pays to replace another's arrow damaged through their carelessness. • Waits until the archer on your left and right has made his/her shot before going on to or leaving the shooting line. • Stays on the shooting line with your target partner until they have finished shooting • Leaves the line quietly • While calling scores, points to each arrow as it is called, without touching the arrow or target face (106/b). • Does not touch any arrow or the target face until all arrow values have been recorded and checked. • When required to do so, takes their turn at scoring. • Only withdraws the arrows of others if this has been agreed by them. • Thanks the Target Captain at the end of each round for work on his behalf ------------------------------------- I have read, understood and accept the rules and conditions as described and agree that I/my child* will abide by them. Failure to do so could result in being asked to leave the premises immediately and any monies already paid being forfeit. I am aware that my details, including the information supplied on this form, will be held and used for club administration (in line with Archery GB Policies and Privacy Notice) Multiple ChoiceFirst ChoiceSecond ChoiceThird ChoicePhoneSubmit