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About us
Our Activities:
Latest Annual Conference:
Leeds 2025
Title: Leadership in Educational Psychology Services promoting belonging & Inclusion
See Conference page for resources
The National Executive Committee meets five times a year in order to:
Action Plan
Our Action Plan
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To influence and contribute to the commissioning, development and organisation of educational psychology services.
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To promote the professional development of leaders and managers of educational psychology services, including assistant/deputy PEP's and senior team managers.
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To influence and contribute to the development of initial EP training and continuing professional development programs for qualified EPs.
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To bring together information and perspectives on current issues from regional groups and keep regional groups informed about national issues, including through the maintenance of the website and NAPEP - Jiscmail.
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05
To contribute to debates on national initiatives in education and social policy relevant to the profession and EP services, raising the profile of the Profession and of NAPEP.
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To engage with relevant national organisations and agencies (including: Association of Directors of Children’s Services, Association of Educational Psychologists, British Psychological Society Division of Child and Educational Psychology, National College for Teaching & Leadership, Department for Education and Welsh Government) in order to influence policy development and implementation.
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To promote ethical professional standards of practice, compliant with Health Care Professions
Council and British Psychological Society (Division of Educational & Child Psychology).
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