The college has welcomed two young tammar wallabies to its EcoSanctuary, boosting conservation efforts and enriching Tatachilla's new Ecological Science pathway.
The college has welcomed two young tammar wallabies to its EcoSanctuary, boosting conservation efforts and enriching Tatachilla's new Ecological Science pathway.
Tatachilla students have delivered five, foot-stomping performances of Ben Elton’s homage to rock n’ roll
This year’s Australian Business Week has been a huge success for our Year 11 students, who swapped the classroom for the boardroom over five ...
Our student leaders have met with one of the state's most influential figures to discuss the future of leadership and democracy
Tatachilla’s senior girls have celebrated International Women’s Day with intention and purpose
Funds raised wholly by Tatachilla students has been used to purchase an entire block land in Cambodia for a new school
Year 12 students Micaela Radue and Shaye Tame have been named co-winners of the annual Fleurieu Living Magazine internship
More than 400 animals have descended on the college campus to celebrate our shared love of God's creatures.
College captain Lincoln Williams is changing the world, one invention at a time
The college has taken out the state championship title for open boys’ basketball in division 2
Visual arts students are stepping into the SALA spotlight for the very first time in 2024
Agricultural science students have milked the opportunity to gain skills in the dairy economy
The nation’s best choreographers have given our student-dancers a masterclass of a lifetime at the Victorian Dance Festival
Alison Thacker has become Tatachilla’s newest principal after a rigorous national and international recruitment campaign
Tatachilla has partnered with McLaren Districts Cricket Club to build a $150k cricket facility
Matt Heath is one of 40 high-achieving South Australian students who have been awarded Governor of South Australia Commendations
The Class of 2023 has brought it home with eight merits and 13 ATAR scores above 90
Tatachilla’s flagship service-learning trip to Krus Village is set inspire a new generation of hearts and minds
Our senior students have returned from an unforgettable adventure in one of the most famous archipelagos in the world.
Tatachilla has become one of only seven schools in the state to boast a revolutionary iFarm
Esteemed colleague John Dow will be leaving Tatachilla at the end of the year after eight years of advocacy and leadership
Tatachilla’s own skipper, Noel Mifsud, has been inducted into an elite group of educational changemakers
Once you move the heart, you can move the head: wellbeing at Tatachilla is a matter of soul
Eight-year-old Mocha Fenton is about to hit the world stage as both a pianist and a BMX legend
Tatachilla students are moving from ‘safe to brave’ during National Reconciliation Week
Students in the middle and senior years have thrown themselves into the dramatic performance of their young lives
Tatachilla's student actors are about to embark on the most ambitious musical in college history.
Thirteen of our amazing teachers have been recognised in News Corporation's "Australia’s Best Teachers" series.
This year’s Twilight Food Affair – the college’s flagship event – exceeded all expectations with a crowd of 5,000+ people.
Today the College celebrates the phenomenal contribution of girls and women to the life of the school and the world at large.
Emerging artists in Year 7 are about to embark on an ambitious – and furry – class project that will see McLaren Vale’s most ...
A new band program for children in Year 4 is not only equipping students with new skills in music, but also enhancing their brain function.
Our favourite College event is back in 2023 and the whole community is invited to join us for delicious food and wine, live music, carnival rides ...
Please enjoy watching our latest video on our Vimeo channel, of our Reception students' first day of school.
The Head of Junior School warmly invites parents and caregivers of all new Junior School students to join us for 'Tea & Tears'.
Kaurna Country
211 Tatachilla Road, McLaren Vale
South Australia 5171
Phone +61 8 8323 9588
E-mail tlc@tatachilla.sa.edu.au
