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Last year was a year unlike any other, especially for our Year 12 students. Despite the challenges, students continued to take full advantage of every opportunity. As the chapter closes on school life we are excited to follow their journeys and see what’s install next for our incredible students.

During school, Louis had always known he wanted to follow a career in software engineering. He has since graduated with First Class Honours at UNSW and is now Chief Delivery Officer at Recreo Financial and is thriving!

Here's some advice from our Head of Middle School about how to tackle this tricky stage of life.

The school came alive with language and culture for Languages Week - a whole week dedicated to exploring cultures and celebrating language learning.

In the first of our 3 part series, we take a look at the post-school journeys of the leaders (Head Prefect) and high academic achievers (Dux) from 1986 - 2000.

CCGS Equestrian team wins big at recent events.

Since graduating from CCGS in 2016, Abbey Burns has graduated from UTS with Honours and leads a very busy life working as a Contract Administrator for a construction company. Her career is everything she wanted and more, and finds her experience as a young female in the construction industry incredibly rewarding, fulfilling and eye opening.

As featured in the April edition of Australian Women’s Weekly – the spotlight was on our very own four-legged friend, Sunny.

James Bayliss (2018) knew upon graduating that he wanted to make a career out of professional football. 3 years later and he's recently made his A-League debut with the Central Coast Mariners.

Get tips and tricks directly from students for a greener eco-friendly lunchbox.

CCGS came together to celebrate Harmony Day with parades, performances, music, and discussion about inclusivity and diversity.

Continual improvement in literacy and numeracy proves to be the foundation for learning.