Lawrence Cup — Scotland v England (F‑TR)
Scottish Universities Fullbore Team Retain National Match Title at the 157th Imperial
On Thursday 23rd July at Bisley, Scottish Universities retained the Universities National Match title, defeating English Universities by 15 points with a score of 797.69v to 782.72v. The result secured Scotland’s second consecutive victory in the fixture, following last year’s narrow six-point win. Read the full report here…
Scottish Representation on the GB Fullbore TR Team – Canada 2026
Adult Wellbeing and Protection in Sport Course
2026 TR Imperial Meeting - Match Reports
2026 TR Imperial Meeting - Scottish Individual Results Report
STS Pathway Framework Consultation
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.
Would Your Club Benefit From a Regional Club Development Officer?
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….
Free Trauma Informed Practice Training for Scotland's Sporting Community
STS Launches Monthly Drop-In Sessions
Adult Wellbeing and Protection in Sport Course
We are delighted to be offering an Adult Wellbeing and Protection in Sport (AWPS) course for our affiliated clubs and members.
Course Details
Date: Tuesday, 3 November 2026
Time: 6.00pm – 9.00pm
Format: Online
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The Adult Wellbeing and Protection in Sport (AWPS) course is a new training programme developed by sportscotland. It provides the knowledge and skills needed to recognise, respond to and manage adult wellbeing and safeguarding concerns within Scottish sports clubs and organisations.
While safeguarding training has traditionally focused on children and young people, this course places the spotlight on protecting adults (aged 18 and over), helping clubs create safer, more inclusive environments for all participants.
We are pleased to offer this course free of charge to all affiliated clubs and members. Places are limited, so we encourage anyone with responsibility for supporting adults in sport to book early.
We look forward to welcoming you to the course.
















