After an immense effort from 40 students in Years 3-6, We are proud to announce that Tenison Woods has won the SACPSSA Athletics Carnival in both the Boys and Girls divisions for our Section!
With a whopping 70+ events to fill, all students who attended gave it their all, and were fortunate enough to come away with two shields and five banners to show for it!
Some special mentions and award winners are as follows:
A special thank you goes out to all parent volunteers who assisted with SACPSSA marshalling, shuttling students to and from events, and supporting and cheering us on from the grandstands. The atmosphere from all was unmatched and made the carnival a day to remember!
Congratulations once again to the athletes that participated, our results are a true testament to the hard work and dedication they’ve put in to their training over several weeks.
The 'Capturing the Spirit' Award' is presented to two graduating students who throughout their time at Tenison Woods Catholic School have reflected the spirit of Julian Tenison Woods and Saint Mary Mackillop. This week at the Year 6 Graduation dinner we presented two worthy young people and congratulate Khloe Burns and William Ramazan.
Mr Catalano presented Inspiring Excellence Awards which are given to one child per year level who demonstrate a positive commitment to their learning. This years recipients were:
Shivay (Rec), Ava (Yr 1), Ollie (Yr 2), Emily (Yr 3), Esme (Yr 4), Eve (Yr 5) & Reid (Yr 6)
Congratulations to you all and to Eve who was our Hindmarsh Shield recipient.
This year Tenison Woods Catholic School has introduced a wellbeing program for students to build confidence and develop friendships throughout the Grow Your Mind program. Our ESO Educator Monique has developed a 4 week program connecting the characters of the brain explored through the program and health curriculum, with cooking and food safety. The students are having a great time learning and enhancing their cooking skills, building on character strengths and fostering new friendships.
On Nov 1st our community celebrated the Official Opening of our Learning Centre and the 25th birthday of Tension Woods Catholic school.
1997 saw the amalgamation of St Joseph’s and Kilmara Catholic Schools on the Richmond site. Over the past years the space has changed with new buildings, playgrounds, increased enrolments and a staff now of 28.
With special guests including Archbishop Patrick, Fr Long Hai, past staff and school board members, the windy and wet day could not dampen the enthusiasm and singing of the children. We thank Paula, Dee and Peta for their planning along with Kirsty Miller and Jess Rainsford for the catering support. We thank those that have walked the journey with us and we look forward to what the future holds for everyone.
Congratulations to Sarah Byrne and Heather Docherty who have been awarded by the Department of Education for achieving Highly Accomplished or Lead Teacher status by the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL).