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Past student Matthew Graham (2012) awarded for commitment to his community and sport.

With 80 years of teaching between them, we asked Yoko and Mark to reflect on their careers at CCGS, the teaching profession and share some of the lessons they have learnt along the way!

Dedication, focus and balance were three key priorities resulting in one third of students achieving an ATAR over 90.

We are proud to announce that our Year 5 students rank amongst the State’s very best in an independent study of five years of NAPLAN results 2014-2018.

Friends since school, this business-focused duo have done it all. From the Police Force and Tactical Operations Unit to tech start-ups and mining, now David Elliot (2003) and Adam Guest (2005) have joined forces to close a gap in the pet food market.

Rebound, touchdown, tap and ruck. Touch Football has made its way to the CCGS fields. 

Leadership opportunities start early at CCGS. We chat with our CCGS Head Prefects to learn a bit more about them and discover their own personal path to leadership.

Artistic Producer at the Ensemble Theatre, Claire Nesbitt Hawes (2000) shares her love for theatre, Australian works and what it takes to fulfil your dreams.

It's one of the toughest international thinking programs in the world. Discover how the CCGS team came up with amazing solutions to global future problems.

It’s seen as an essential skill in the modern workplace and in modern life but how is digital literacy making its mark in the classroom?

On the field, on the court and on the track. What a busy and rewarding season of sport with CCGS bringing home Champion School titles.

150 students. 300 costumes. A 90 cast ensemble. 100 mins in makeup and 20 second costume changes. Plus making people actually fly?!