ACT (Canberra)
The ACT Gifted And Talented Support Group (ACT-SG) is an active support group in Canberra that runs regular activities for children and parents. To find out more information about the group or planned activities, email Elizabeth.

Our regular coffee and chats operate every second Friday of school terms at The Writers Centre, Gorman House Braddon, from 10am-11.30am. Drop in for a coffee, talk and share with other parents. Discuss any books or articles you have read. Members free, non-members $10/term.
Our popular camp for primary school age children will be on in September, and we were hoping a few parents may attend the National Conference in Tasmania next term.
Our committee always welcomes new members.
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I have often tried to contact the Canberra support group without success and wonder whether it is still in existence. Based on the above comment I gather that it is. Do you have any talks planned and how can I find out about what is happening with the local group?
Thanks
Susan
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| "I learnt so much about gifted children, backed up by very interesting research
which gave me a better understanding of the needs of gifted children and how
best we can nurture their strengths, skills and habits." An educator attending a NSWAGTC seminar. |
NSWAGTC Support Groups
THE NSWAGTC has a number of support groups across NSW and the ACT. The support groups may organise activities for gifted children and/or run a program for parents and teachers depending on the perceived needs of the geographical area or special interest need. Support groups can be a useful first point of contact for those new to the demands of giftedness. We also have a number of support contacts (members who have volunteered to share their knowledge and experience with other parents or teachers of gifted children) in areas across NSW. Contact the NSWAGTC office for details of your closest support contact, or if you are interested in finding out about establishing a group in your area. Most groups are organised by ordinary parents with an interest in "doing something" to meet the needs of their children and the Association can provide assistance in getting things started. |


