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Students win the Newcastle Permanent Building Society's Year 5 and Year 6 perpetual shields after coming first.

CCGS ARTECH was the meeting point for art lovers this year when Year 12 Visual Arts and Industrial Technology students put on an exhibition like no other!

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.

Book Week helps inspire young minds to open up, be curious and dream.

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!

Senior school musical production gives a bang and buzz like none other!

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".

A new café and canteen provides a welcome space for everyone to come together.

On 18 July, our long-serving Headmaster announced his intention to retire at the end of 2023.

CCGS take part in B Kinder Day, an initiative launched by Australia's kindest charity, flyinghighbillie.

CCGS students are signing up to the Robotics club in fast-growing numbers - and it is easy to see why!