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.
Join us any lunch time in the library to play board and card games, bring your craft or colouring pencils to create your own masterpiece, read a book or magazine. The library is a great place to chill out!
Please return all your books to the library by Friday 6th December to avoid being invoiced!
An exciting new graphic novel reading resource for Years 6 and higher to borrow.
Your favourite comics, manga and graphic novels available to borrow whenever you like and by multiple students.
No waiting for items to be returned!
Make anyplace your reading place! eBooks and Audio books available to borrow for students and staff!
1.Click the Wheelers image above or download the Wheelers ePlatform app from your app store
2. Find our library ( Tenison Woods College ) and log in using your school log in details
3. Browse and borrow an eBook to read on your device
See the library staff if you need some help.
Story Box Library for Reception - Year 6
A collection of favourite stories read by our best story tellers!
Click on the image above to sign in.
Ask your teacher for the login details or contact the school library.
We aim to provide you with access to information resources, assistance in using them, and the support to enable you to develop the skills needed to fulfil your current and future information needs.
Monday – Friday
8.00 am – 4.00pm
Closed Weekends, Public Holidays & Term Breaks
Contact us
email: library@tenison.catholic.edu.au
phone: (08) 8725 5455
We have lots of great books for you to borrow online as well as databases and pathfinders for you to access for research and interest! You can find access to all the online resources from the library page. If you need some help to do this please email library@tenison.catholic.edu.au
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