Year 5 and Year 6: Girls' Football

February 14, 2025

Our Girls' Football team played incredibly well this week in the Quarter Final against Gidea Park. Fabulous teamwork secured a huge 9-1 win for Hacton! 

Well done, Team Hacton! 



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