Engadine High School Careers

‘Allo, ‘Allo!
Directed by Claudia Barrie
Written by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft

Performed by the Sydney Actors School 2026 Second Year Ensemble 🎭

‘Allo, ‘Allo! brings the beloved British television comedy to life in a fast-paced farce filled with outrageous characters, secret plots and comic misunderstandings. Set in a small French village during World War II, the action centres on Café René, where its long-suffering owner finds himself caught between the resistance, the occupying Germans, hidden British airmen, and a seemingly endless stream of absurd schemes.

Our Second Year Actors will be performing their mid-year plays in just over a week! We are so excited to invite you to their first public performance of 2026. They are split into two groups, and are performing from 17th - 20th of June.

Head to the link in our bio to get your tickets!

Finn’s journey shows the power of building strong foundations.

After leaving school early, Finn attended a foundation skills course with the intention of gaining work experience and exploring his options.

With guidance, he secured a full-time apprenticeship in Automotive Electrical Technology!

“Doing Auto Electrical is giving me a secure career, especially with electric vehicles becoming the future.”

We’re proud to support young people like Finn as they find direction and step confidently into skilled careers.

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Remind them: one mark doesn’t define their future. ❣️

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A huge congratulations to Engadine High School alumnus Seth Holborow on an incredible achievement.

Seth recently won 1st Place in the Illawarra Regional WorldSkills Australia Welding Competition and has qualified for the 2027 WorldSkills Australia National Championships in Adelaide.

Anyone who knows Seth will know this result hasn't come by accident. It reflects years of hard work, commitment and a genuine passion for his trade. Alongside his apprenticeship, Seth has spent countless hours after work and on weekends developing his skills and taking on projects to improve his craft.

WorldSkills competitions attract some of the best emerging tradespeople from across the country, so to finish first in the region is an outstanding achievement.

We're also pleased to see Seth representing Wollongong TAFE and Gordon Fabrication, and acknowledge the support of his employer Mick, who recognised his potential and helped him continue to grow as a young tradesperson.

Everyone at Engadine High School is incredibly proud to see one of our former students achieving success in their chosen field. We wish Seth all the very best as he prepares to compete in Adelaide and can't wait to see what comes next.
Well done, Seth!

The Fair Work Commission has announced this year’s Annual Wage Review decision.

The National Minimum Wage will increase to $1,004.90 per week or $26.44 per hour.

Minimum award wages will increase by 4.75%, provided that:
-the lowest rate in any award that applies to ongoing employment must be at least $1,004.90 per week or $26.44 per hour
- any entry-level rate that applies to the first 6 months (or less) of employment must be at least $978.10 per week or $25.74 per hour.

These increases apply from the first full pay period starting on or after 1 July 2026.

We’re working to update our pay tools and website info with the new rates. You can find more info about the minimum wage increase and subscribe to our email updates to be notified when the new rates are available here: https://www.fairwork.gov.au/about-us/workplace-laws/annual-wage-review/annual-wage-review-2026

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