With the good weather coming this weekend and the temptation to over eat at the BBQ, just ask our year 8 scientists, as resident experts, which indigestion remedies are the best.Read more
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The U14 Junior Boys Tennis team lost 4 games to 2 in combined singles & doubles format v Killicomaine Junior High this morning. Great effort boys in the school’s first inter-school competition.Read more
A great evening of Mountain biking around the Blessingbourne Mountain Bike trails on Tuesday evening for the U14 rugby squad followed by a BBQ and a little bit of team bonding with the new mascot!!Read more
The emphasis of coursework in Year 13 is on the analysis and development of an existing product with a view to redesigning either the product or an aspect of it. The pupils completed a 10 page A3 design folder documenting the stages of their redesigned product. They created a range of design ideas and developedRead more
Rebekah Walmsley, Kirsty Harron and Fiona Knowles represented Enniskillen ladies in the junior shield final at stormont on Saturday. Enniskillen ran out 3:1wnners with the three girls playing a significant role throughout a very successful season.Read more
Enniskillen Royal Boat Club claimed 7 wins at Portadown Regatta on Saturday 12th May with wins for Tim Murphy and Lewis Nixon in the single sculls, Lewis Nixon and Arron O’Donnell in MJ16 2x, there was also a win for the octuple MJ14 8x+, Tom Blake, Conor Richardson, Donn Corrigan, Joshua Martin, William Carrothers, CharlieRead more
Year 9 boys competed in a 7 a side football tournament in Omagh leisure centre. They performed extremely well and were unlucky not to qualify for the final after a hard fought 0-0 draw against Devenish College. The boys needed a win in this game but could not unlock the Devenish defence. The competition wasRead more
Congratulations to rowers Zoe Mc Cutcheon and Nathan Timoney who both received support from the Dame Mary Peters Award scheme towards their Rowing Ireland training expenses at a presentation in Belfast last night.Read more
Hundreds of young people headed for the hills recently, tackling the seventh annual Mourne Mountain Adventure. A record entry of 400 teens took part and Cadets from Enniskillen Royal Grammar School’s Army Cadet Force Detachment were there to support the challenge by sharing their outdoor adventuring skills with young participants. The annual venture provides youngRead more
Our YR12 GCSE Art pupils displayed some of their fantastic coursework in the Lough Shore Gallery Space last week. As always the quality of the work on display was excellent.Read more
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A superb evening’s entertainment full of murder
Mystery, jump scares and comedy timing. A huge well done to both cast and crew of Junior Drama Club’s 2026 performance of Jonathan Lyne’s ‘Cluedo’ under the direction of our very own Mrs McDowell…as confusing as the board game but brilliantly entertaining!!
🎉 1,000 Followers! 🎉
A huge thank you to everyone who has followed and supported our ERGS Facebook page.
We are delighted to have reached 1,000 followers in such a short space of time. The response to our new page has been phenomenal, and we are so grateful for the interest, encouragement and engagement from our school community and beyond.
In the past month alone, our posts have generated approximately 500,000 views, demonstrating the remarkable reach of the page and the strong interest in the stories, achievements and successes we share.
We look forward to continuing to celebrate the achievements of our pupils, staff, alumni and wider school community in the months ahead.
Thank you for being part of the journey!
GCSE GEOGRAPHY FIELD TRIP — DAY 2 AT THE SILLEES
A drizzly start to Day 2, but we managed to avoid the rain for the rest of the day and complete another successful morning of fieldwork on the Sillees River. Pupils once again worked together in their groups to collect the sets of data for next year’s Unit 3 Fieldwork examination, including width, depth, velocity and bedload measurements.
Today was also a special milestone for Mr Mason, who is retiring this year and led his final field trip. A memorable moment for pupils and staff, marking the end of many years of dedicated Geography fieldwork. Thank you Mr Mason, you will be missed!