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We are delighted to be offering an Adult Wellbeing and Protection in Sport (AWPS) course for our affiliated clubs and members.
JSPC hosted the 2026 Scottish Gallery Rifle Championships - read on to see the report, download the results and view the photos…
Scottish Target Shooting has published a new draft Pathway Framework for consultation, setting out a proposed whole-sport structure across participation, development and performance. Alongside the consultation, STS is also recruiting a new Pathway Coordinator to help turn the Framework into effective, connected delivery.
Scottish Target Shooting (STS) is exploring an exciting new initiative designed to strengthen, modernise, and future‑proof shooting clubs across Scotland. As part of our commitment to supporting sustainable growth and enhancing opportunities for participation, we are inviting clubs to express interest in hosting a Regional Shooting Club Development Officer. Find out more….
The Scotland Gallery Rifle and Pistol Squad Captain is pleased to announce the Scotland Gallery Rifle Squad selection for the upcoming 2026 NRA Gallery Rifle Home Countries National Matches that will be held at NRA Bisley on 18-20 September 2026. View the article on the STS website to see the selection. Congratulations to those selected, good luck to all competitors.
Our friends at Children First and Kyniska are delighted to offer a series of free Trauma Informed Practice training webinars for the sporting community across Scotland
STS launches monthly online drop-in sessions starting on Tuesday 14 July at 7pm. Visit this page to get details of how to register
A pioneering new partnership involving a host of organisations representing farming, gamekeeping, mental health, field sports and target shooting has been established in Scotland to build awareness and understanding of health and wellbeing in relation to firearms licensing.