21/08/2026
An exciting opportunity to join the EGC team has become available for an operations superstar. To find out more about the Manager Corporate Services role, click the link below.
https://search.jobs.wa.gov.au/jobs/manager-corporate-services-goldfields-esperance-region-western-australia-australia
19/08/2026
🎓 CURTIN KALGOORLIE OPEN DAY!
Thinking about uni, apprenticeships, future careers or just curious about what’s out there? 👀
EGC Students will have the chance to head along to Curtin University during the school day and get a taste of what studying locally could look like. Anyone else is welcome to attend from 3pm to 5pm. Explore courses, chat with staff and current students, check out the facilities and find out where your next step could take you.
📍 Curtin Kalgoorlie
📅 27 August
⏰3pm to 5pm
Whether you already know what you want to study or you’re still figuring it out, this is a great chance to ask questions and explore your options.
16/08/2026
After a successful morning of competition yesterday, our EGC Robotics Challenge team were invited to compete in the Alliance, narrowly missing out on a final spot. We’re super proud of their efforts, finishing up 20th overall. Just a reminder for parents to make sure your on time for pick up at the train station.
14/08/2026
Our Robotics Challenge team have hit the ground running!
Today they’re working on adjustments and improvements on the robot physically as well as refining their coding, ready for a big day of competition tomorrow.
This is a fantastic opportunity for our students to spend quality time engaging and learning alongside engineers and Curtin uni student mentors.
Good Luck team EGC!
12/08/2026
What's the story behind Kalgoorlie-Boulders water? 💧
Our Year 12 Geography students set out earlier this week to find out!
Joined by Water Corporation’s Jack at Mount Charlotte, students discovered that Kalgoorlie-Boulder uses a staggering 15–30 million litres of potable water every day.
They explored the massive Binduli Reservoir, with its 400 million litre capacity, then followed the story of the Golden Pipeline through historic pipes and pump stations.
The highlight? Karalee Rocks, where students saw how water was collected more than 123 years ago, long before the Golden Pipeline existed.
A fascinating day connecting Geography, history and the incredible scale of our water supply! 💧