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2021 Public Relations, Marketing and Events Trainee, Jess Snell, has recently been announced as winner of the Group Training Employment (GTE) Trainee of the Year Award! Jess completed her Traineeship ...
Year 10 Academy of Hospitality students recently produced meals for Sunset Community Kitchen, cooking 200 serves of pasta bolognaise, roasted vegetables and meatballs for distribution through the faci...
Middle Poplars students have been visiting Port MacDonnell to help clean up the beach. With the glass they found, they were able to help the environment and create these beautiful octopus and fish mos...
On Thursday 31 March we celebrated Harmony Day, a day where we celebrate our cultural diversity, inclusiveness, respect and belonging for all, with students encouraged to wear a ‘touch of orange...
Several students have been named as a part of the SA Country Basketball U16 state teams recently announced. The teams will participate against other states in the upcoming U16 National Championships b...
On Wednesday 30 March Tenison Woods College held a Twilight Tour for prospective and newly enrolled families to look through the College, and it was great to be able to offer our hospitality to these ...
On Monday 4 April at the KESAB (Keep South Australia Beautiful) Awards ceremony, Tenison Woods College was awarded the KESAB Hall of Fame - Innovation Award for its ongoing initiatives within the comm...
Congratulations to Year 11 student, Keelie Lindner, as she has been awarded the Maureen Lane memorial award, which is the 'Junior Club Person' award for the Millicent Basketball Association! G...
Last week on Friday 25 March we hosted our annual “K’s and Casuals for Caritas” event which was a great success, with the College community walking laps around the Marist Park oval t...
In Week 7, we excitedly received our industrial composting machine and undertook a commissioning and training by EcoGuardians. This machine will play a key role in processing the large amount of the 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.