Western Australia's association for gifted support, advocacy and resources
Gifted WA would like to invite you and your children to our informal kids playground catch up event. We understand the significance of connecting gifted children with like-minds, and have created an opportunity for you to bring your kids down to the Heathcote Reserve Pirate Ship Playground. There, they can play, imagine and socialise with other gifted children, fostering new friendships and creating positive memories.
There’s also an opportunity for you to connect with other parents who are on similar journeys. You'll have the chance to chat with some of the Gifted WA committee members, who will be happy to share their experiences of advocating for their children. It's a great setting to get to know one another and support each other.
We look forward to meeting you and your family at the event.
Several times a year, we host morning tea in the city for parents, teachers and anyone interested in becoming part of Gifted WA to meet our Chairperson and members of the committee.
It's a great opportunity to informally meet with others on similar journeys and to pose questions to the committee members present.
This is a great opportunity to chat to other parents and committee members about what to do on the next part of your journey. We will meet outside the cafe at 10:00am. There are plenty of coffee, tea, juice and food options available.
There's plenty of open area to sit as a group, too.
Gifted WA would like to invite you, and your children, to our first South West catch up. Aimed at teachers and parents alike, it is a great opportunity to informally meet with others on similar journeys and pose questions to the committee members present. We will meet outside the Sandbox cafe at 10:00am before making our way to the playground.
We understand the significance of connecting gifted children with like-minds, and have created an opportunity for you to bring your kids down to the playground at the Busselton Foreshore Park. There, they can play, imagine and socialise with other gifted children, fostering new friendships and creating positive memories.