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Clare Richmond is a specialist doctor with the Sydney Helicopter Emergency Medical Service. In her spare time, she’s studying to be a yoga teacher and was featured in a Sydney Opera House video about inspiring young girls around the world to reach their potential.

New skills, close bonds and a whole lot of fun was had by the budding artists who took part in the first-ever Parent and Child Art Club.

Following his passion and taking a leap of faith has seen CCGS alumni Tim Coulson build an enviable career as an internationally sought-after professional photographer.

Year 9 Food Technology students have been immersing themselves in the history and ritual of celebrations by creating their own themed celebration parties.

Best mates Mike Tyrrell (2000) and Jordan Green (2001) first forged their life-long friendship at CCGS. Since then, they’ve combined their friendship and skills to work together on industry leading innovator in first aid emergency solutions - Survival Emergency Solutions.

An energising and enriching cultural exchange with graduates from the African Children's Choir.

Audiences were invited to dust off their magnifying glasses and don their detective wear to enter into the fantastical world of Stoppard's play.

Darren Jameson has built his career and life around the philosophy of service for others.

Training for the winter Firsts sporting teams has been taken up a notch after the recruitment of specialist coaches to help players track their fitness and improve on field performance.

Since leaving CCGS Jasmine Workman has developed a strong career in media, most recently she's taken on a role in social media as a Marketing Manager at Facebook.

Not many people can say they’ve been invited to speak at the NSW Parliament - especially not at the tender age of 11 - but that’s exactly what Eoin McAweaney in (Year 6) did.

Charlie Hunter’s passion for athletics has taken him all over the world.