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We acknowledge last Wednesday 12 May was the the end of Ramadan for our Muslim sisters and brothers within our community. Eid al- Fitr is an important Muslim Feast Day as it marks the end of the month...
On Friday 14 May, Tenison Woods College students were extremely lucky to have the Australian Olympic Cycling Team visit the College. The team were in Mount Gambier to compete in the 84th running of th...
This week we acknowledge National Volunteer Week (NVW), as we celebrate the significant contribution of Australia’s almost six million volunteers. Volunteer, Andrew Clements (pictured above) is ...
Meet Yoda, a beautiful, fluffy, 15 day old lamb! Yoda was orphaned when his mother didn’t survive birth. He has had a rocky start - life is a bit tough without colostrum. As he became stronger, ...
Year 1 student, Declan Lee, was born without vision due to a condition called ‘Leber’s congenital amaurosis’. Declan has a number of ESO’s who assist him with his orientation a...
On Friday morning, Mothers, Grandmothers and friends came together at the College for a special Mother's Day Breakfast. Families gathered in the Barrie Holmes Stadium at 7:45am eager to share brea...
At the beginning of 2018, the country was stunned by the death of 14-year-old Dolly Everett, a victim of relentless bullying including cyber-bullying. Dolly left behind her parents Kate and Tick Evere...
2021 is an official Olympic Year. Tenison Woods College is extremely lucky to have the Australian Olympic Cycling Team visit the College this Friday 14 May. The team are in Mount Gambier to compete in...
Four Year 10 girls, Mia Passauer-Jones, Gianna Morello, Stella Fritsche and Gael Chizungu, were recently selected to participate in the STEM Girls program on behalf of the College. STEM Girls is a Uni...
On Thursday 29 April Year 7 students from Tenison Woods College were joined by Year 7 students from Mary MacKillop School for a spiritual pilgrimage through local sites of Catholic and natural signifi...
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.