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On Tuesday 4 June, classes from the Early Learning Centre, Poplars and Junior School enjoyed 2 concerts from musician Michael Mangan. Michael is a well-known musician from Brisbane who has written o...
The High Performance Sports Program (HPSP) welcomed highly experienced Sport Psychologist Chris Haddock, who currently works in Adelaide with elite athletes, coaches and academies, to the College for ...
In a brand new initiative with the Year 9 cohort, Term 2 has seen one home group each week spend their Pastoral Care lesson in the Poplars area of Tenison Woods College. The Year 9 students have been ...
Over 30 Tenison Woods College Year 10 and 11 Electrotech students were in Tailem Bend and Adelaide last Thursday and Friday. The group were fortunate to get an insight into the States leading sustain...
Last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Year 6 students braved the frosty conditions for a two night stay at the Old Gaol. The boys took residence on Tuesday night, with the girls moving in on Wednesday ...
On Thursday 23 May, 5 teams of very eager Tenison Woods College girl footballers travelled to Blue Lake Sports Park to play in the Year 8/9 and 10 9-a-side Football competition. The players fac...
Changing Tunes, is a music concert featuring all of our Years 3-5 students along with special guests. An integral part of learning music at Tenison Woods College is having the opportunity to ...
This year’s exchange marked the 33rd anniversary of the annual event, with both schools well represented by their cohorts of students participating in a variety of sports. These sports included ...
OSHC is now taking bookings for the June 6 and 7 Student Free Days! Join us on Thursday and Friday of Week 6 for two days of fun and creativity at OSHC! We've got plenty to keep the kids...
Friday, 10 May was National Walk to School Day. Over 50 staff, parents and students walked from the Mount Gambier Railway Lands, along the 'rail trail' to the College. It was a spectacular mo...
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.