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On Wednesday 9 November we saw the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre transported ‘over the rainbow’ by our musical production of The Wizard of Oz. The Year 10/11 Musical class showcased their im...
Last Friday, 11 November we recognised Remembrance Day. Our 2023 School Captains, Gael Chizungu and Aden Clarke, along with students and staff representing Airforce Cadets of 612 squadron and the 48 A...
On Tuesday 8 November, Year 9 to 11 students heard from inspiring mental health advocate, Nic Newling, as he shared his lived experience of Mental Illness and a message of hope. Nic is an internationa...
Congratulations to Year 11 student, Sophie O'Connor, as she has secured a Certificate III in Business Administration with Group Training Employment! Sophie secured the apprenticeship through an ap...
Recently Underdale High School visited the College to play a series of games against students involved in our Academy and Senior High Performance Soccer Program. The visit included a training session ...
Our students had spent the entirety of 2022 preparing themselves for the 9Shine camp experience and thankfully this time in class was used wisely. On camp, the weather gods were not our friend and thr...
The Year 8 camp in Robe last week was a great experience for all involved, as students reflected on their spiritual life and deepened their connections with God. The Global Perspectives and Future Thi...
On Monday 7 November, we were lucky enough to receive a visit from Old Scholar and Geelong Cats AFL Premiership player, Brad Close! There was plenty of excitement in the Junior School, with Brad surpr...
This year we are supporting José, a third-year student at Baucau Teacher's College in East Timor, he will be starting his fourth year next month. He hasn’t received any support so far...
Over the past 2 years, students from Poplars have been visiting Ryder-Cheshire House to assist with maintaining the gardens at the site. Students have been regularly volunteering morning sessions to c...
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.