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Qld's 2004 Framework for Gifted Education

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Education Queensland published its revised 9 page "Framework for Gifted Education" in 2004. Education Queensland also publishes a range of supporting information on its Learning Place Gifted Education site. "This Policy serves students who are gifted, their educators and parents/carers. It establishes our shared responsibility to ensure that these students are provided with opportunities to develop their abilities and to meet their potential for outstanding achievement.

The Queensland Government’s Education and Training Reforms for the Future: A White Paper signals the commitment of the Queensland Government to ensure that every young person is supported to achieve success. This includes students who are gifted. Students who are gifted can be found in all communities and in almost every classroom."

Read the Framework document.

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