16.Read case study 3. What are 4 benefits of including a diverse range of people in the planning team? Case Study 3: Valley Oak Room It is early November and you have been asked to coordinate a team to organise the end-of-year party for the children in the Valley Oak Room (ages 4-5 years) and their families. The Centre Director has arranged a diverse team to assist you, with 2 staff members from different backgrounds and 2 parent volunteers. You are responsible to coordinate the team to organise the party. The Centre Director has highlighted to you the need to ensure that the party is inclusive and safe for the 2 children in the Valley Oak Room from local Indigenous groups, and for the 4 children from diverse migrant backgrounds. The party is respectful and enjoyable for all children and families from all diverse backgrounds represented