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On Thursday 22 October, our Tenison Woods College community farewelled our 2020 Year 12 cohort, as they celebrated their last day of formal lessons. It was a day full of emotion and excitement, as fam...
Year 4 and 5 students recently participated in an online discussion with Olympian Sophie Edwards through 'Olympics Unleashed Online'. Olympics Unleashed Online allows students to connect with...
On Thursday 22 October, the Year 10 cohort had a visit from a Tenison Woods College Old Scholar Jack Annear. He shared invaluable lessons about resiliency and the strategies he employed to overcome a ...
On Wednesday 14 October, the Stage 1 Creative Arts (Musical) class presented the musical Annie at the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre. The students hard work and dedication certainly paid off, as they put...
On Thursday 15 October, the Tenison Woods College Open Girls Basketball team competed in the SSSSA Knockout State Championships in Adelaide. The girls were very enthusiastic to showcase their skill...
Congratulations to Year 9 students Hayden Luo and Alex McCarthy on finishing Runners-Up for South Australia in the Economic Recovery Challenge category at the recent GovHack competition! GovHack is ...
Thank you to The Athletes Foot for their kind donation of five gift vouchers to the Tenison Woods College High Performance Sports Program. These gift vouchers will be presented to students who are di...
A group of Year 2 students recently organised a fundraiser for Boandik St Mary’s Aged Care Facility. These students spent their recess and lunch times making woollen, finger-stitched bracelets a...
Year 12 student Edward Layzell’s passion for movie making and animation was displayed in his final submission in Stage 2 Visual Art-Design. Edward presented his final piece to reception students...
Year 4 students have been learning about the First Nations People of our region, the Boandik People, and the creation story of Craitbul. The story of Craitbul explains the creation of the mountains, v...
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.