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Johnathan Thurston Academy Newsletter for August 2024

Published on 4 Sep 2024

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Johnathan Thurston Academy Newsletter for August 2024

This month, we’re thrilled to bring you inspiring stories of progress and success from our programs. From resolving conflicts in Mount Isa to exciting updates from our Cairns team, discover how our young people are making significant strides and how our programs are evolving. And be sure to check out our quote of the month, which captures the essence of teamwork that drives us forward.

Johanthan Thurston Newsletter August 2024

Good News Story

At a recent community day in Mount Isa, two young participants from the JTYouGotThis program successfully resolved a long-standing conflict by using “cool thoughts” instead of “fiery thoughts,” highlighting their growth in managing emotions. The JTA team, especially Tali and Maddy, expressed their pride in the young men’s confidence and courage.

Full newsletter here: Johnathan Thurston Academy Newsletter for August 2024

Current Programs

  • JTLeadLikeAGirl Online Program: Bamaga and Marsden State High
  • JTBelieve Online Program: Lockyer District
  • JTYouGotThis Program: Townsville, Cairns, Mt Isa, Hervey Bay

Cairns Team Update: The Cairns team is preparing for their third program of 2024. Following a successful second program, which saw four young people aiming to re-engage in education, the team is now focused on improving outcomes and learning goals, with Uleta Miller and Chanten at the helm.

Quote of the Month: “The nice thing about teamwork is that you always have others on your side.”

This summary reflects the positive strides and ongoing efforts across our various programs at Johnathan Thurston Academy.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Johnathan Thurston Academy pays the deepest respect to the Traditional Custodians of Country across Australia. We acknowledge and thank our Elders who demonstrated over 60,000 years of sustainable Indigenous business and ask them to guide us back on track to a more prosperous and purposeful future.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this website may contain images or names of people who have passed away.