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May poll 2009 results
Has your school ever put on a specific event for the parents of G&T children?
Yes 8%
No 92%
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Welcome to the website of the National Association for Gifted Children. NAGC works with the whole family to support the child who is gifted and talented. We hope this website helps you with the support you need.
Latest Updates
It's time again for the BIG Family Weekend. For online booking or to download the programme and booking form follow the link below.
| It's Alright to be Bright! - 19th to 26th September 2009 | |
| This is the third year of It's Alright to be Bright! which aims to raise awareness of the social and emotional needs of gifted children, at the same time celebrating the diversity of all children's abilities. This year the initiative goes from strength to strength with a whole week of activities from 19th to 26th September 2009. Click here if you would like to download the FREE activity booklet. | |
| University Questionnaire | |
| We would like to speak to parents of first generation university students and graduates (that is parents who have no personal experience of university). Click here if you would like to share your story. | |
| First PACT Conference is a Resounding Success | |
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The group of PACT parents from the UK, Austria and Turkey met at the University of Warwick to exchange their ideas and experiences of bringing up a gifted child and set the agenda for a federated network of parents? organisations. |
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23/04/2009
The National Association for Gifted Children has carried out a survey of its parent members about the UK Education System. This is in preparation for the first international seminar of a two year project researching and sharing the experiences of parents and carers of gifted and talented children from Austria, Turkey and the UK.
The National Association for Gifted Children has carried out a survey of its parent members about the UK Education System. This is in preparation for the first international seminar of a two year project researching and sharing the experiences of parents and carers of gifted and talented children from Austria, Turkey and the UK.
