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Students band together to help rebuild lives and raise funds for bushfire relief.

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. 

Tik Tok. Coding. Snapchat. Robots. iPads. Laptops. Green screen. You Tube. Today’s ‘screenager’ is never too far away from a device – how do you manage the balance?

Art teacher, Mrs Judith Price shares her passion for the environment and art in her Archibald Prize entry.

A language teacher since 2005, Mr Aaron McLuckie is a Central Coast local, born and bred. Graduating with a BA in Japanese and Indonesian, a Diploma of Education and a Diploma in Modern Languages (Mandarin), Mr McLuckie’s love of languages is infectious. We caught up the new Head of Languages at CCGS to discover more.

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.

We step into Middle School to see how English and Commerce is helping develop skills needed for the future.

What does school readiness mean and when should my child start school? We share our top tips to help your child be ready for Kindergarten.

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.