Meet the Tatachilla family

We warmly invite you to join us for our next college tour

Each tour runs for approximately 50 minutes and includes an opening presentation from our principal. During your tour you will have the opportunity to speak with our student leaders (your tour guides) and view our classrooms, facilities and expansive grounds.

Each tour is followed by refreshments with the principal and other members of senior staff, giving you and your child the opportunity to ask specific questions and find out more about your particular areas of interest.

Following refreshments, families are invited to stay on and tour our award-winning Tatachilla EcoSanctuary, a 3.4-hectare revegetated site that has been modelled on the natural ecosystems that once existed in the McLaren Vale region. The EcoSanctuary is home to a thriving population of brush-tailed bettongs, long-nosed potoroos and tammar wallabies, who emerge at dusk for feeding.

 Tatachilla 2025

2027 tour dates

Please click on one of the dates below to book a tour. 

Term 1

Twilight tour of our college: Thursday 11 February 2027 6:00pm* 
*Please note there is an option to choose a tour of the junior years (Reception to Year 6) or a tour of the middle and senior years (Year 7 to Year 12).

Reception to Year 12 college tour: Tuesday 23 March 2027 9:30am*

*Please note there is an option to choose a tour of the junior years (Reception to Year 6) or a tour of the middle and senior years (Year 7 to Year 12).

Term 2

Junior years college tour: Tuesday 18 May 2027 

Middle/senior years college tour: Thursday 17 June 2027

Term 3

Junior years college tour: Thursday 5 August 2027

Middle/senior years college tour: Tuesday 7 September 2027

Term 4 

Twilight tour of our college: Thursday 28 October 2027 6:00pm*

*Please note there is an option to choose a tour of the junior years (Reception to Year 6) or a tour of the middle and senior years (Year 7 to Year 12).

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Mud pies made today down by the creek
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Pets blessed at the annual Blessing of the Animals
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Trees planted by our students in the EcoSanctuary each year