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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.

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

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.

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.

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 Lachlan post his Olympics debut to discuss his experiences, the challenges he faced, and his journey from CCGS to the world stage.

CCGS goes green and gold with Olympic-themed events, alumni athletes, and an inspiring Q&A with Olympian Vicki Roycroft.

We speak to one of CCGS’s first ever exchange students on how her time at the school changed her life trajectory.

From global excursions to the trading floor, Harry Groves shares his journey of exploration, mountaineering and inspiring future generations.

After 36 years of teaching at CCGS, Senior School teacher Mrs Deb Curtis is swapping the classroom for the bush. As she heads into retirement she shares her reflections of her time at CCGS and imparts some words of wisdom for new teachers.

Teaching at CCGS since 2009, Junior School teacher Mrs Jacqui McAtamney is leaving the classroom and joining her husband, and previous CCGS teacher, Jim in retirement. Before she leaves Jacqui has shared her highlights and memories of teaching at CCGS.

Keira Rumble is the powerhouse founder and CEO of Australia’s first brand offering a 360-degree approach to beauty and wellbeing, from topical skincare to ingestible supplements and a hydration support drink.

Inspired by her Junior School teachers at CCGS, alumna Halle Osborn has been studying Primary Education at Macquarie University. As part of her final placement, Halle recently spent three weeks at CCGS.