Annual General Meeting

What is it? When is it? Why does it matter?

Natd's annual general meeting is the time when as many of the members as possible come together. During the meeting we, the members, review the Association's work during the previous year, propose motions which will help to steer the work of the Association in the future and elect a committee of volunteers who will be responsible for making sure that all the jobs, which need to be done to keep our Association thriving, are done.

So it's a real opportunity for the members of the Association to make natd what we need and want it to be. It's a real opportunity for all of us committed to a humanising education to put our heads together so that we can find ways to turn our aspiration into reality.

We hold the AGM during the Conference because that's when it's easiest for as many of us as possible to meet together.