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With both squads having 28 players available this week the U13s split into A and B sides. The U13Bs took to the pitch with confidence starting strongly with impressive running and rucking soon leading to an initial score by back row Lucy. Scrum half Rowland lead from the front not afraid to get stuck inRead more

Today’s results against Rainey Endowed ? 1st XV lost 13-12 U16s lost 20-15 Meds lost 15-7 U14s won 17-14 U13A won 35-0 U13B drew 20-20 Next-up away to Sligo Grammar on Wednesday afternoon for the 13As and 14s. Congratulations to Ben Forster as man of the match at home for the Medallions and who receivedRead more

Please find below a link to the video referenced in Miss Armstrong’s letter showing the wide range of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities which your voluntary contribution of £50 per pupil supports, along with a letter detailing how you can make this much-valued contribution.   Thanking you for your support. Voluntary Contributions letter Oct 2021Read more

The Dyson Institute of Engineering celebrated the graduation of their first cohort of Undergraduate Engineers last Saturday. One of those was past pupil and Deputy Head Girl Leigh Crozier who studied Technology & Design, Maths & Physics. The first year-group of 33 students graduated in a ceremony on the Dyson Campus in Hullavington Airfield, whereRead more

Here’s an opportunity to clear your clutter and simultaneously cultivate the minds of our senior students. Our twenty-first century novel collection has fallen victim to the challenging financial times we find ourselves in so we would greatly appreciate your donation of current titles such as: Gone Girl, Normal People, No Country for Old Men, TheRead more

Today was National Poetry day and to celebrate on our Cooper Cresent site poems researched and written by a range of our junior pupils were displayed along the corridor for everyone to share and enjoy. Below are just a few excellent examples..Read more

Oxford University’s Translation Competition, the Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators, ran its inaugural competition in the Summer Term of 2021 and two of our pupils won the Northern Ireland heat in their respective age groups. Holly Cobain’s entry for the A Level task came first and Grace Farrell came first in the GCSE levelRead more

Year 8 – Mondays at CC 3.30 – 4.30. Usually over 30 pupils attending. Coaches:  Mrs McIntosh, Miss Johnston and from Year 14, Alyssa McIntosh & Sarah Irvine as part of their Gold D of E Volunteering Section. Years 11-14 – Tuesdays LS 3.30 – 4.45. Between 24-30 attending. Coaches: Miss Porter ( starts untilRead more

Our Careers Department has just launched a NEW Weekly CEIAG Bulletin.  Throughout their educational journey at Enniskillen Royal Grammar School, we aim to help all our pupils to explore, develop, and shape their futures in order to find and take their place in local, regional, national and global communities. This weekly publication will allow parents/guardians toRead more

Saturday 2nd October morning saw the junior and senior girls hockey teams travel to Foyle and Londondery College for their first hockey matches  of the season. U13s Lost 0-4 U14s Lost 0-3 2nd XI Won 0-2 1st XI Lost 0-2 The scores weren’t what the teams wanted but there where plenty of positives and thingsRead more