Full annual memberships to CMO Bowmen which also include fees for Surrey County and Archery GB. You will be insured to shoot by Archery GB with this membership.
Membership includes:
* shooting sessions subject to Cumnor House school activities, weather conditions and availability of keyholders
You must have completed at least 12 hours of recognised archery training to become a member of CMO.
Full annual memberships to CMO Bowmen which do not include fees for Surrey County and Archery GB. This membership is for archers who are already affiliated to another club or directly to Archery GB, but who would like to take advantage of everything CMO offers.
Note that you are able to shoot for CMO at club and inter-club tournaments with the consent of your first claim club, but not at County, Regional or National events. You must instead shoot for your first claim club or as a direct AGB member in accordance with Rule 25(e) of the GNAS Memorandum, Articles and Laws 2017 version C-01-03.
Your insurance to shoot will already be arranged with Archery GB with this plan.
Membership includes:
* shooting sessions subject to Cumnor House school activities, weather conditions and availability of keyholders
You must have completed at least 12 hours of recognised archery training to become a member of CMO.
This membership is for archers affiliated with another club or directly with Archery GB and who only want to shoot with us in July, August and September at normal shooting sessions.
NOTE these plans will not include insurance to shoot.
Membership includes:
Membership does not include:
This non-shooting membership allows you to come to the field to observe shooting sessions, or attend our social events and join in with barbeques and family days. Please note that you are not insured to shoot with this membership.
The membership includes:
Certainly. We offer Associate Memberships which allow either full or limited access to the facilities and benefits of CMO.
Note that with an Associate membership, CMO will be your secondary club until your membership with Archery GB runs out. The club that you paid your AGB fees through is known as your 'first claim club'. This means that you can only shoot for CMO in club or inter-club tournaments with the consent of your first claim club, but not at County, Regional or National events. At these, you must shoot for your first claim club or as a direct AGB member.
As a full member of CMO Bowmen your fees to Surrey County and Archery GB are covered which includes your public liability insurance allowing you to shoot at other grounds. You'll be able to shoot at all CMO outdoor sessions all year round including friendlies at other clubs and get priority booking for indoor sessions during the winter season. You'll also receive our newsletter, be invited to fun shoots, be eligible to vote at the AGM, attend the annual awards dinner, have your submitted scores kept in our records, have access to level 1 and 2 coaches and get full access to our website and the Community sections.
Yes. Juniors under 18 who are related to a senior full member qualify for a family discount.
You will need to have had at least 12 hours of accredited archery training before joining CMO Bowmen. One of our Beginner's Courses is an example of this - see the Training section for details.
Click on the Membership Plans menu and choose the membership plan to suit you. Choose 'New Membership when prompted, fill out the form and pay online using PayPal. You'll also be registered to use the website and able to use the member's only Community section.
From 2016, Archery GB have extended their Junior fees to include archers up to 25 years of age. This is designed to encourage younger archers to continue in the sport once they leave school.
Under the current Memorandum, Articles and Laws of GNAS version C-01-03, any club through which you have affiliated to Archery GB is known as your First Claim Club. This means that if you shoot at a County, Regional or National tournament, you must represent your First Claim Club and not any secondary clubs that you have joined as an associate member. Inter-club tournaments or friendlies are different, and you can represent a secondary club if you wish, but only with the consent of your first claim club.
This will remain so for the duration of your current Archery GB membership which usually finishes at the end of September each year. After this, you can elect a different club to affiliate through as your First Claim Club.
A very informative article about the rule is available at Kent Archery's website here:
(Note that Rule 20(b) is now GNAS Law 25(e) under the current version of GNAS laws)
