51ɬɬÎÝapp

Central Coast Grammar has again been recognised for academic distinction following outstanding 2024 51ɬɬÎÝapp results, with 21% of students achieving an ATAR of over 95.

Since leaving CCGS, Patrick Hughes has moved across multiple cities, opened and closed cafes, and recently launched Luna in Terrigal and Little Luna in East Gosford. Overcoming new business challenges and building a strong community connection, his journey reflects resilience and creativity. With new ventures on the horizon, Patrick's story is one of passion and perseverance.

ear 12 student, Modie Schmidt's avant guard film has been chosen for ARTEXPRESS; a selection of outstanding bodies of work by 51ɬɬÎÝapp Visual Arts students in NSW. 

In a unique initiative aimed at sparking meaningful connections through reading, the CCGS library recently hosted its first ‘Read-A-Like’ event for Year 7 and 8 students and their parents.

After 28 years of teaching languages at CCGS, Mrs Sally Keaney is saying 'au revoir' as she heads into retirement.

Year 3 students recently transformed into budding scientists as they explored the thriving ecosystem of the CCGS Vision Splendid pond.

We were delighted to welcome Brisbane-based artist Bonnie Hislop as our artist-in-residence during Term 4. Bonnie is an accomplished ceramic artist with an impressive body of work, including pieces held in collections worldwide and the permanent collection of the Brisbane Museum.

Jayde Turner-Ledwidge never imagined a career in hairdressing, let alone becoming one of the most sought-after professionals in the industry. Through years of hard work, resilience, and honing her craft, she’s now at the peak of her profession, styling celebrities in the music, entertainment and fashion industries.

In today’s education landscape, literacy extends beyond traditional reading and writing and into navigating digital platforms, evaluating online information and using technology for learning and communication.

Two CCGS alumni - Rhiannan Brown and Lachlan Bayliss - represented their country at the highest level during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. We caught up with Rhiannan after her Olympic debut to discuss her remarkable journey, the obstacles she overcame, and her experiences competing on the world stage.

Year 10 students wow staff with themed pop-up restaurants, serving creative two-course meals while exploring the world of hospitality.

Junior School students explore reading outdoors on a StoryWalk