setting dates for events with insufficient notice to allow proper inclusion 
of a range of people

This includes the admin/Head at our state primary school who has yet to give 
more than a week's notice for fetes/plays/prize day/sports day. Increasingly 
the only parents who turn up are retired (like me), unemployed (not many) or 
professionals who can do what they like cos, despite a popular myth, no-one 
is watching
C
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From: "Annie Mitchell" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, September 05, 2008 4:30 PM
Subject: Re: [COMMUNITYPSYCHUK] Social Inclusion Seminar - 17 October 2008 
and comm psy conference


Thanks for forwarding this Jan - and for your health warning with it!

If only the wording - and the sentiments - were more along the lines of ... 
there remains a persistent minority who, for a plethora of interconnected 
reasons, forge inexorably ahead – such as sending their children to private 
school, setting dates for events with insufficient notice to allow proper 
inclusion of a range of people ( add your favourite privilege here...) .

hey ho; at least  the BPS are trying to address this stuff at last.

Annie


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Sent: 05 September 2008 15:30
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Subject: Social Inclusion Seminar - 17 October 2008 and comm psy conference

Hello Everyone,

I have been asked to distribute these notices of events (attached), one of 
which is a seminar organised by the Professional Practice Board of the 
British Psychological Society on social inclusion. There is an assumption in 
the message that supporting govt policy will be beneficial to those who are 
suffering due to social exclusion..... an illustration of the challenges in 
working with the different perspectives of colleagues in the BPS!

The Communjity Psychology conference in Edinburgh in September promises to 
be energising, stimulating, hopefully controversial and well worth worth 
signing up to! Definitely not miserable! I am really looking forward to it!

Jan
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From: Fabian Davis [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 03 September 2008 12:33
Subject: Social Inclusion Seminar - 17 October 2008
Importance: High

Hi Courtney

Could you please send this message to the following:  Children and Young 
People, Complex Mental Health and Forensics Faculties.

Following last year’s successful Social Inclusion Seminar, The Professional 
Practice Board is sponsoring its second Social Inclusion Seminar on 17 
October 2008, at the Society's London Offices.

As the prosperity and wellbeing of the majority of people in this country 
continues to rise, there remains a persistent minority who, for a plethora 
of interconnected reasons, get left behind – such as deeply excluded 
families, offenders and the unemployed.

What more can be done to help these most excluded members of our population? 
This will be addressed through the development of work streams concentrating 
on Families, Work and Prisons.  The seminar is designed to enable the 
Society to move forwards on developing its’ objectives and strategy in the 
three work streams to support current policy initiatives and will also give 
an ideal opportunity for updates on Government and Society work in the area 
of Social Inclusion.

Attendance is free of charge with lunch provided. All we ask it that you 
make arrangements to fund your own travel expenses/accommodation.  To 
reserve a place or seek further information, please contact Zoe Mudie at the 
Society’s Leicester office (e-mail: [log in to unmask])

With all good wishes

Nigel

Nigel Atter MSc BA (Hons)
Policy Advisor (Professional Practice)

Science, Practice and Education Policy Advice Team
Chief Executive's Department
 •   0116 252 9901
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