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On Tuesday, our Knockout AFL Girls Football squad played at Blue Lake Sports Park. Their first game was against Millicent High School. Tenison Woods College won the game 12 - 4 - 76 to Millicent. Goal...
On Wednesday 3 May our music department proudly featured Showband, Concert Choir, Senior Boys’ Ensemble, Senior Vocal Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble in our pre-Generations in Jazz concert, ‘A ...
Our Year 9 Hockey Academy students were fortunate to speak with Australian Olympic athlete, Tom Wickham, via zoom call. Tom's career highlights include his selection into the Kookaburras Olympic H...
The children at the ELCC have been observing the lifecycle of a butterfly. The children have displayed great curiosity, wonder and amazement as the chrysalis broke open to reveal beautiful butterflies...
2023 School Captains Aden Clarke and Gael Chizungu represented Tenison Woods College at the ANZAC Day Dawn Service on Tuesday 25 April. The Captains paid their respects as they laid a wreath on behalf...
We smashed out 3,000 plants! Go Tenison Woods College Community! A huge thank you to all the volunteers that offered their time on Saturday to help plant over 3,000 trees, shrubs and grasses, and also...
Our brand-new Junior School is almost complete! This state-of-the-art facility will be the new home to our Year 1-6 Students very soon! This double-storey building will be the heart of the Junior Scho...
Year 8 student, Laura, has been awarded the AMEB Grade 2 Brass ABODA Prize. Laura currently learns the French Horn under the guidance of Tameka Nube. On Saturday April 15, Laura was invited to the Eld...
During the second week of the holidays, College staff participated in the ‘Leading from Within’ workshops run by the Brown Collective. Leading from Within facilitates self-reflection, deve...
Year 5 student, Max Yeates, is the winner of this year's Paschal Candle design competition, run by our Catholic Identity and Mission (CIM) team. Designing an artwork to appear on the sacred Pascha...
Tenison Woods College respectfully acknowledges the Boandik people are the First Nations people of the Mount Gambier South Eastern region of South Australia and pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, past, present and emerging.