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We are thrilled to release the plans of our new Years 1-6 Junior School currently being built ready for 2023! The two-storey state of the art facility will be occupied by students in Years 1 to 6 from...
On Tuesday 1 March we recognised Shrove Tuesday, with students enjoying delicious pancakes before Ash Wednesday tomorrow, marking the start of the liturgical season of Lent. Pancakes are traditiona...
Wednesday 9 March, our Early Learning and Community Centre will be holding 'Toddler Time' playgroup. Toddler Time will be held every Wednesday during the Term. For further information, contact...
For the first time next week we will see the Reception to Year 6 Sports Day at Marist Park. Reception students will be meeting their teachers in their classrooms and then walking down to Marist Park. ...
Year 11 student, Craig Baker is currently undertaking a school-based traineeship in our Sugarloaf Café, working as a barista while studying for a Certificate III in Hospitality. Craig is our fi...
Congratulations to 2022 Year 12 student, Henry Snell, as he has secured a Certificate III Electrical apprenticeship with Godrik Construction & Electrical! Henry impressed during his 3 weeks of wor...
Congratulations to 2022 Year 12 Student, Chris Catalano, as he has secured a Certificate III in Light Automotive. Chris impressed while on his 3-week work experience and was offered an Apprenticeship ...
Congratulations to former student, Leila Croker, as she won Gold in the Heptathlon at the recent Australian Championships! Leila recently moved to Adelaide to pursue her promising Athletics career. Gr...
Year 10 student Joshua Milan is a member of the Australian Air Force Cadets (AAFC) and at the end of 2021 was awarded a prestigious perpetual trophy for being the best cadet on bivouacs. This involves...
On Monday 14 February we celebrated Library Lovers' Day, with this year’s theme being 'Show the Love.' Library Lovers’ Day is an annual opportunity for people to celebrate the ...
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.