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During Catholic Schools Open Week, August 10-16, Tenison Woods College is celebrating Raising Hearts and Minds of all students at the College. Catholic Schools Open Week focuses on the differen...
Did you know that on any given night across Australia approximately 28,000 young people under the age of 18 experience homelessness? The factors that lead to homelessness amongst young people are out ...
On Thursday 6 August the College Year 8/9 boys football team played against Mount Gambier High School and Naracoorte High School in the Regional Knockout Competition. The team had a strong start with ...
On Monday 10 August our Year 8/9 and Open girls netball teams competed at Olympic Park netball courts in the State-wide Schools Netball Competition. Both teams were successful on the day winning all m...
On Wednesday 5 August 150 eager Tenison Woods College Year 6 and 7 students were involved in the inaugural planting of the Rail Lands Revegetation Project. This initiative sees students and teachers s...
On Tuesday 4 August the Subject Selection process commenced, with our Years 6, 7 and 8 students attending Gilap Wanga Middle School Curriculum Information presentations. The atmosphere was elec...
Hockey Our Open Mixed Hockey team faced off against St Martins at Blue Lake Sports Park on Thursday 30 July. We opened the scoring but unfortunately couldn’t score another goal, and we wen...
On Monday 3 August the Early Learning and Community Centre children enjoyed a special visit and presentation from South Australia Police (SAPOL) Officers Jade and Kim, as they learnt about the importa...
In the first game against Grant High School on Tuesday 4 August, Tenison jumped out of the blocks and controlled the game with ease. In what was cold and windy conditions the boys were able to handle ...
We are proud to release our Years 7-12 2021 Curriculum Handbooks, which will be available online next week! This coincides with the Online Curriculum Information Sessions, which will be delivered via...
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.