On Tuesday December 6 at Hampden Park Glasgow Girls FC were awarded the SFA's "Community" award which is the gold award.
Glasgow Girls FC are the first Glasgow club to be awarded the “SFA Community Quality Mark” from boys, girls, adults and senior teams.
It has taken the club three years to get to the highest standard from when we were awarded the "Standard" award then last year the "Development" award.
Stewart Regan, chief executive of the SFA, presented the award and thanked all the club staff & players for all their hard work and said we are at a level where clubs going through the quality mark process should aspire to reach.
As an SFA community club we were also presented with an SFA Community Club flag which should be flown from your premises.
We are now in discussion with Glasgow City Council for this to happen at Greenfield before we move to our own facility.
Glasgow Girls FC are now recruiting for the new girls football season which starts in 2012 for teams at under 9s, 11s, 13s, 15s, 17s, and Woman’s team, anyone interested can apply online through our website www.glasgowgirlsfc.com
We would like to thank all the coaches, volunteers and players for all their help in getting the club to this standard.
IN DETAIL
In this section
- Lambhill Stables - a community project with an uncertain future
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Cancer during pregnancy - The tragic story of the Kearney family
- From an ice cream van in Drumchapel to an office in the city chambers
- The theatre group transforming young lives through performance
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One from the Vault: Caricaturist Emilio Coia draws some famous faces
- Conquering the world one necklace at a time...the story of Bonnie Bling
- A city group ready to show the world why they're Still Dancing
- Food for thought: Why does Glasgow have no Michelin star restaurants?
- Appreciation of the 'simple delight' of late artist George Wyllie
- From Holyrood to George Square - the return of Frank McAveety
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