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Tenison Woods College is thrilled to showcase the latest development of our new Reception Building that forms part of our Master Plan extension! College staff were recently invited to tour the site wi...
Last week, Tenison Woods College had four representatives compete in the Lower South East SAPSASA Softball Team. These students were Benjamin Braithwaite, Wil Lewis, Jett Lewis and Zaylen Smith. The L...
Over 500 students participated in the 2020 Premier’s Reading Challenge and this week they have received their awards, ranging from a Certificate through to ‘Reader For Life’ awards. ...
'It’s cold, the Sun is small and far away, and you cannot breathe outside.' That was the situation for our Year 8 and 9 students last Tuesday and Wednesday as they found themselves '...
On Wednesday 28 October, 64 Tenison Woods College Year 3 to Year 7 students participated in the SAPSASA District Athletics Day. Accompanied by myself, Tina Opperman, Ian Ross, Nick Kourmouzis and Davi...
On Thursday 29 October, as part of our Discovery Learning for this term, Reception students were treated to a very special visit from Adrian and Kiara from Animals Anonymous. This incursion allowed st...
Congratulations to Year 11 students Will Crook and Ryan Kuhl, as they have secured an Electrical Apprenticeships with O'Brien Electrical Mount Gambier. Will secured his apprenticeship through Grou...
Year 8 student Leila Croker recently competed in 2020 VIVA SA All Schools Games in Adelaide for athletics. Leila unfortunately was restricted due to having her broken wrist in a cast. That did not slo...
We are pleased to announce our new Tenison Woods College Captains for 2021, Sarah McKinnon and Austin Rossi! 2020 College Captains, Jessica Snell and Ethan Herpich followed the tradition of announcin...
Year 11 Biology students recently went on an excursion to Piccaninnie Ponds to participate in activities for National Water Week. The Year 11’s learnt about the significance of the Piccaninnie P...
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.