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Last Friday 28 October, we formally acknowledged the rite of passage for our Year 12 students and wished them well for the next critical stage of their learning journey. I thank the students for the w...
On Friday 28 October newly-elected 2023 College Captains, Gael Chizungu and Aden Clarke, attended the Mount Gambier Chamber of Commerce event Hour of Power - Lunch with the Premier. Already representi...
Day 1: What an absolute roller coaster! Four seasons in one day greeted our groups in what became a very flexible timetable of events. Our students will be spread across the Southern Fleurieu Peninsul...
Our Year 8 Robe Explore Camp is underway! Students arrived safely and are looking forward to the great variety of activities planned, reflecting on their spiritual life and deepening their connections...
On Tuesday 1 November the ELCC staff and children joined the Cup celebrations with a ‘fashions on the field hat parade’. We cheered the wonderful creativity and creations which were shared...
Last Thursday afternoon and Friday staff attended the Communities of Practice Conference, CoP22. It was a celebration of communal and collaborative endeavour conducted in 2022 by teachers and co-educa...
On Tuesday 25 October an assembly was held to hear from our 2023 College Captain candidates. Students and staff will now vote and elect the College Captains for next year. The results will be announce...
On Friday of Week 1, students from the Year 10 VET Academy of Hospitality class travelled with Jenny Vanikiotis and Jen McCourt via minibus to Adelaide for the inaugural Hospitality Immersion Trip. Th...
Tune in to our Term 4, Week 2 edition of the SHINEfm Podcast as we welcome 2022 School Captains, Riley Turnbull and Tess Kenseley, as they discuss their time as School Captains, balancing life during ...
On Monday 24 October, our Year 9/10 knockout basketball teams played in Round 1 of the School Sport SA Knockout Competition in Mount Barker. Our girls team, coached by Tom Daly, played two games again...
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.