News

Jack Brown and Charlotte Page have been named as the Head Prefects for 2026. We find out what their goals are.

This year's Foundation Day began with the famous coin line that first began by placing one and two cent pieces in a line on the school’s first basketball court.

Since graduating from Central Coast Grammar School in 2013, Matilda Wilson’s journey has been one of adventure, family and ambition.

Every parent wants their child’s education to be rich with intentional learning experiences that promote curiosity while also nurturing the development of good citizens.

When Jack Quinlan left Central Coast Grammar School in 2021, he knew he wanted to engineer ideas to make a difference. His remarkable journey combines two seemingly very different fields of research.

We are delighted to announce that all Year 12 Drama students have received nominations for OnSTAGE 2026, the prestigious NSW Department of Education showcase celebrating outstanding HSC Drama performances.

We are incredibly proud to announce that our Year 6 Ethics Olympiad team has taken out First Place at the recent Junior Ethics Olympiad, competing against 24 schools from across the country.

At the end of Term 3, Central Coast Grammar School came together to farewell the Class of 2025 at the annual Leavers Service. It was a heartfelt celebration of the memories, friendships, and personal growth that have defined their time at school.

For the first time, Year 5 and 6 students at Central Coast Grammar School embarked on a transformative First Nations Immersion Tour to the Northern Territory, bringing learning to life through connection, respect and deep engagement with culture and country.

At Central Coast Grammar School, learning extends well beyond the classroom. Our unique reciprocal exchange program is designed to foster independence, global awareness, and the wisdom to act well in the world through immersive international experiences.

Central Coast Grammar School is celebrating the outstanding achievement of three talented Year 11 students who proudly represented the school at the national finals of the Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) in Canberra.

Dr Judy Stokes has been part of CCGS's story since its formative years, making history as the school’s first female chairperson in 2001. Here she reflects on the school’s evolution and the changes she’s witnessed over the decades.