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A desire to work in healthcare, passion for creative arts and a love of her fur-baby has seen Courtney Hughes (2011) build a life (and business) that ticks all the boxes.

CCGS farewells Junior School teacher, Mrs Ros Hayles in 2022 who has been teaching for 38 years with 21 of those at CCGS. She shares how lucky she has been to view the world through young eyes, how technology has changed throughout the years and shares memories of some of her early days of teaching.

In the final instalment of our three part series, we take a look at the post-school journeys of the leaders (Head Prefect) and high academic achievers (Dux) from 2011 - 2020.

It was great to be back on the home court for 'Old Boys' and 'Old Girls' to share sporting moments, stories and advice with our Basketballers.

On the back of her recent World Champion win at the Canoe Ocean Racing World Championships, we chat with Alumna Jemma Smith about her passion for sports, being World Champion and how she juggles all her training along with teaching.

Following his passion for gaming and technology, Alexander Southwick (2006) works alongside global marketing teams to create world-class experiences. Alexander has turned his technology dreams into a steadfast career.

In the second of our three part series, we take a look at the post-school journeys of the leaders (Head Prefect) and high academic achievers (Dux) from 2000 to 2010.

Playing Rugby at CCGS played a huge role in Fionn's life. So much so, that after University, he started his own business called Gametime which has led him back to CCGS as a Rugby Coach!

Life for Tom Caska has certainly had its twists and turns. After studying to be a pilot and flying for Qantas, he had a life-threatening kite surfing accident and lost his license. Resilient and driven, he turned to study. Determined to succeed, he has built the "Uber for drones".

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!

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.