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She’s here. Meet Sunny, the newest member of our CCGS family.

Pippa Temperley (2009) has a keen focus on the growth and development of elite athletes off field and the role that plays in their on-field performance. A career that includes working in the high performance divisions of Sydney and La Trobe Universities, and working with athletes across a variety of sports and career stages (including the Olympics), Pippa credits CCGS for fostering her love of sport.

New recording studio and computer lab support student's musical creativity.

Senior College students at CCGS start Term 2 in dynamic new facilities. 

Matt Graham (2012) has won the International Ski Federation’s World Cup Crystal Globe title in Kazakhstan and Charlie Hunter (2014) has been breaking Australian records in the USA.

Mitchell Wright (2008) is passionate about people and the intersection between design and psychology. He integrates this perspective into his work as an architect and examines how we can better design our homes to increase our wellbeing. Mitchell dreams of opening an architectural practice rooted in compassion and empathy for the user.

A day to celebrate our diversity, our unique qualities, and accept everyone for who they are.

Senior Drama students explore the world of trends, online footage, and how social responsibilities should be defined, in the thought-provoking play Viral.

Guest speakers share their own personal journey of challenge and students call out gender bias and inequality.

Michael Seton (2001) loves that the law allows him to problem solve in a way that makes a real difference in people’s lives. After years spent studying and travelling, Michael once again calls the Central Coast home, establishing Ryan & Seton Lawyers with fellow alumni Anthony Ryan.

New opportunities ahead for Kindergarten to Year 6.

CCGS HSC students are reaping the reward of 13 years of study thanks to resilience, drive and enthusiasm.