Senior NI League Fixture vs Friends School, Lisburn

By Sinead Magee | Latest News | Comments are Closed | 27 October, 2023 | 0

Congratulations to the Senior girls as they defeated Friends school, 12-8, in their 1st League fixture of the year. It was a very competitive game with ERGS leading in the first quarter. The 2nd quarter was very much equal, with the third and fourth quarters being fought strongly. With discipline, our girls forced errors in the opposition’s game and utilised these to great effect. Well done all, a true team effort.

They await their next game with anticipation.

Squad

Jane Black

Olivia Beavis

Natasha McKeown

Lucy Carrothers

Emma Little

Enya Burchmore

Aimee Ross

Katherine Armstrong

Anna Wilson

Annabelle Morrison

Amanda Farrell

Isla Rowland

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Christmas Cupcakes

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Pupils in Miss Wynne’s KS3 classes were busy creating Christmas Cupcakes this week on our Algeo Drive site. Some excellent skills were developed and they clearly met their learning intention of ‘being creative’. Read more
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Year 8 – Swimming

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NI Youth Assembly – BIG YOUTH ASSEMBLY SURVEY NOW LIVE

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