Strategic defence, security studies, co-editor and the Canberra Youth Orchestra. Liam Brewin-Higgins (2015) shares his passion for music, language, culture and the Korean war.
âMy left brain is stronger than my rightâ; âIâm a visual learnerâ; âDid you know we donât even use 90% of our brain?â In this blog, we seek to bust three common learning myths and help put the learning record straight.
Viruses, infectious diseases and the Sydney Morning Herald. Caitlin Abbott (2011) shares her passion for microscopy with her ability to communicate the complex by breaking down intellectual silos.
Love or loathe Shakespeare, one thing was certain, audiences loved the senior Drama studentsâ production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged!).
âMore powerful togetherâ, the theme for International Womenâs Day this year, has been embraced by the CCGS community, in a special breakfast to commemorate the global event.
The relationship with our students by no means ends when they walk out of the school grounds after their last exams. Three alumni recently caught up with CCGS staff whilst on a school sports tour to Japan.
In a marriage of classic artistic mediums with new virtual reality technology, Year 6 students are bringing whimsical ceramic creations to life in a virtual world.
As he retires from 37 years of teaching, John Clugston reflects on his time at CCGS, the teaching profession and shares some of the lessons he's learned.
