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My name is Britt and I have just recently joined the Primary School Staff here at CCSC. I am so excited about joining this remarkable college and am looking forward to getting to know each of the incredible students and their support networks. I grew up on the Central Coast, spending almost all my free… Read More»
I’ve noticed something at home lately that I’m sure most families experience. Lunches and dinners are quickly turning into everyone staring at the TV or their iPhones/iPads/devices instead of having a proper conversation. My two and four year-olds both have iPads that were never intended to be theirs, but were simply sitting around after the… Read More»
As we have played our 1st and 2nd rounds in the CIS (Combined Independent Schools) Cup, I can let you know that both games were won by our CCSC college team. The players have been fantastic in both matches against Hunter Valley Grammar School and Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College. Our kids played a home game… Read More»
The staff at CCSC are big on having goals. Goals give direction in day to day life. The goal can be something simple or very complex, but the goal needs to be achievable and realistic. For example, in tennis we have short, mid and long term goals. Short term goals are tackled over a week… Read More»
As Term 1 is coming to an end the tennis team has been focusing on developing their game styles for the upcoming tournaments in the holidays. We have seen an outstanding work ethic going into each training session from every athlete. Our goal as a team is to maintain a professional attitude on and off… Read More»
“I am pleased to advise that your college’s nominee, Ms Lola Tracey, has been selected for Gosford RSL Club’s 2018 Kokoda Youth Leadership Challenge. Congratulations to the college on submitting such an excellent nominee.” Maureen Horne – Kokoda Challenge Co-ordinator. Lola has been selected as one of three students on the coast to complete an all… Read More»
This term in Stage 4 we have been learning about ecosystems. Inspired by the 56 year-old ecosystem in the bottle below, this term each student has the opportunity to make their own mini ecosystem which they can take home and which could last a lifetime. 80 Year-Old Man Hasn’t Watered This Sealed Bottle Garden Since 1972… Read More»
As an English teacher, I often hear the same four words… “but I HATE reading”. This makes my inner bookworm want to scream, “but how can you not LOVE reading?!” before I take a deep breath and remember that reading is a challenge. Beyond the temptations of Netflix and Fortnite, our students are exposed to… Read More»
Juan Mata gave a very interesting interview with Paneka Magazine recently. The Spanish international warned that football is in danger of ‘losing its essence’ and insists children are now more interested in haircuts and boots than the game itself. The thoughts of Mata come left of field given the midfielder is usually a reserved figure… Read More»
As our new kindergarten students have almost completed their first term of college, I wanted to give a progress update in regards to their tennis training. We have had a great start to the year with all students being given their own new racquets and everyone really excited to play each Wednesday. We have also incorporated… Read More»