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Imogen Hogan (2007) is passionate about the law, particularly representing and giving voices to those who are among the most disadvantaged in our community. Her strong interest in social justice and passion for writing and public speaking was sparked at CCGS and set the course for her future career path.

Head into the CCGS Library this month and be transported back in time to the land of the Pharaohs.

The current pandemic can sometimes leave us feeling overwhelmed. How can you spot the signs your child may be struggling? We speak with CCGS School Psychologist to find out more.

Middle School and Senior College students celebrate a week of engineering, design and innovation as they create solutions to solve complex climate change, medical and construction problems.

It’s been a school year like no other but for CCGS's littlest students the pandemic has been their first taste of big school.

Now more than ever it's important that we stay well informed. But consuming too much news - particularly about COVID-19 - can be bad for your health, particularly if that news is fake, misleading or ill-informed.

A career path that includes roles in event management and starting her own theatre production and tour management company with her husband, Tracy now leads the Arts Wellbeing Collective, a sector-wide initiative promoting positive mental health and wellbeing in the performing arts industry.

COVID-19 has impacted the lives of many of our students - in particular, those undertaking their HSC this year. We caught up with Year 12 Dance to find out just how things have changed for them.

MasterChef is more than just a reality show – it also has some valuable lessons for students and teachers explains David De Carvalho, ACARA CEO.

A new waste education campaign at CCGS launched last week inspiring students, staff and teachers to rethink, reduce, reuse and recycle.

Students mark the end of Term 2 with acts of kindness, compassion and friendship.

Alyssa’s dream career was to become a feature writer for a magazine. After a host of magazine internships and a 3-year Journalism degree, she graduated right as the magazine industry folded. This became Alyssa’s blessing in disguise.