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A true sense of belonging comes from feeling connected, valued, respected, and celebrated. Our richly diverse learning environment invites students to embrace different ways of thinking, challenges assumptions, and encourages personal and collective growth.

Glenn Scott (2007) joined ÐÓ°É´«Ã½ in Year 7 during a pivotal time in his life. He credits the school for becoming an essential part of his support network and helping to shape the man he is today.

The most effective educational environments harness a wealth of data spanning academic performance, wellbeing, and engagement to shape meaningful learning experiences and informed teaching practices.

The Legacy Leaders Event was a heartfelt tribute to the pioneers whose vision and commitment shaped what ÐÓ°É´«Ã½ is today—and a celebration of the remarkable journey we've taken together.

Education is most powerful when students are active participants in their learning journey. Starting in the Junior School, students engage in inquiry-driven experiences that develop their independence, voice, and sense of purpose.

A new range of initiatives has sparked imagination and reignited a love of reading for senior school students.

At the start of each new school year, Head of Junior School, Mrs Rita Boys-Smith, sets the tone for students K – 6 by introducing a theme that underpins the activities, events and learning for that year.

A quality education encompasses more than academic excellence, but also the tools, teaching and experiences that develop compassionate, socially responsible individuals.

It’s been said that the most powerful learning happens when students are immersed in real-world challenges.

With three decades of experience shaping and inspiring young minds across the globe, Mr James Bowles has been appointed as the new Deputy Headmaster at ÐÓ°É´«Ã½.

Year 10 student Olivia reflects on her time in the USA as part of ÐÓ°É´«Ã½'s unique reciprocal exchange program. 

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