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David Barrow (2003) is so passionate about the common good and using his education, skills and privilege to make society a better place that he made community organizing his vocation.

Alison Taylor (2002) has combined her expert knowledge in the area of exercise and sports science with her personal experiences in becoming a mother, to launch Healthy Bumps - a specialty platform of classes run by Exercise Physiologists for women both during their pregnancies and in the weeks that follow.

Imogen Hogan (2007) is passionate about the law, particularly representing and giving voices to those who are among the most disadvantaged in our community. Her strong interest in social justice and passion for writing and public speaking was sparked at CCGS and set the course for her future career path.

A career path that includes roles in event management and starting her own theatre production and tour management company with her husband, Tracy now leads the Arts Wellbeing Collective, a sector-wide initiative promoting positive mental health and wellbeing in the performing arts industry.

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.

After 39 years of teaching and inspiring the historians of the future, Steve Gill reflects on his time at CCGS, the teaching profession and shares some of the lessons he's learned. 

CCGS alumni Ricardo Bardon (2001) shares his journey into radio where he researches, writes and produces some of Australia's most popular talkback programs on the air.

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!

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.