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MasterChef is more than just a reality show – it also has some valuable lessons for students and teachers explains David De Carvalho, ACARA CEO.

A new waste education campaign at CCGS launched last week inspiring students, staff and teachers to rethink, reduce, reuse and recycle.

Students mark the end of Term 2 with acts of kindness, compassion and friendship.

Alyssa’s dream career was to become a feature writer for a magazine. After a host of magazine internships and a 3-year Journalism degree, she graduated right as the magazine industry folded. This became Alyssa’s blessing in disguise.

CCGS alumni Bryce Mullens (2014) is a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney, working in the School of Chemistry’s Functional Energy Materials division.

CCGS alumni Josh Pascoe (2003) has had what he calls a non-stereotypical career path. He is proof that there are many different ways to build a career and find your passion.

Students from K to 12 come together and say thank you to those who have helped during COVID-19.

A new Senior College hub will open Semester 1 2021 featuring a study centre, common room, careers, administration and state of the art classrooms.

One of the most influential and ground-breaking novels in English literature performed by senior Drama students.

CCGS remote in action aims to capture life as we know now - the day to day of schooling in a new remote learning environment.

CCGS students come together to celebrate the spirit of the ANZAC.

Students from K to 12 rally together to celebrate Easter with virtual selfies.