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On Wednesday 3rd June, I attended the Pathways and Possibilities night at the Burdekin Theatre. What a fantastic event. The information and displays on offer were outstanding, and it was clear a great deal of effort had gone into providing meaningful opportunities for our young people.
I saw many parents and children having genuine conversations about future pathways, asking questions and exploring the wide range of options available. It was valuable for parents to have so many opportunities presented in one place, helping them support their children in making informed decisions about their future.
Events like this play a critical role in connecting education, training and career pathways, and in encouraging our young people to think confidently about their future. Congratulations to all the organisers, schools and industry representatives involved—well done on delivering such a successful and impactful evening.
It was also great to see such a strong turnout at the Chaplains Breakfast at Ayr State High School on Thursday. The atmosphere reflected the strong connections within the school community and the important role chaplains play in supporting our young people.
It was clear the work of the chaplains has a meaningful impact on the wellbeing and resilience of students. Many young people have benefited from their guidance, support and encouragement, both within the school and across the broader community.
I would like to acknowledge and thank the chaplains, school staff and volunteers for the incredible work they do. Their ongoing commitment makes a real difference in the lives of children and families in our community.
Come along to the Burdekin Theatre on Thursday 25th June from 4pm to 6pm, where you can have a chat with the Mayor and Councillors. This will be relaxed and informal opportunity for residents to connect directly with their Councillorsfocusing on building relationships, also hearing what the community priorities are. Please feel free to come along
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