Best wishes to Conor Phair, Alfie Thompson, Jenson Lyndsey and McKenzie Wilson as they travel to Brussels next week on the ABP Angus Youth Challenge Study Tour 2025. We wish them a safe and enjoyable trip and look forward to hearing all about their experienceRead more
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Congratulations to our Junior Girls’ tennis team who secured a fantastic 6-0 victory over Wallace B on Wednesday 12th of June. This strong performance sees them through to the semi-finals, where they will face Sullivan B. Well done and best of luck for the next round, girls!Read more
Well done to our Junior Boys’ team – Henry Elliott, Matthew Robinson, Cathair McCusker, and Haralds Uzulin, who faced Methodist College Belfast in the quarter-finals. Despite a determined performance, they were narrowly defeated 4-2. The boys played well but just lacked the consistency in longer rallies to edge out the win. Best of luck toRead more
On Tuesday 10 June, our Year 11 pupils visited St Michael’s Church, St. Macartin’s Cathedral, the Presbyterian Church, and Mullaghmeen Baptist Church as part of the preparation for their GCSE Religious Studies. During the day, students completed practice questions and had the valuable opportunity to observe church furnishings and architecture firsthand. All pupils engaged thoughtfullyRead more
We are inviting post-primary school pupils to take part in an exciting research project as part of the Women in Electronics WE-Bridge Program @ Ulster University, led by Professor Margaret Morgan and her team. This study explores the barriers and opportunities for girls pursuing STEM subjects and aims to help make pathways into engineering moreRead more
Applications for the Ulster Futures Inspire Scholarships will close on Monday, 16 June 2025. Please find the link to the webpage that outlines the criteria and where applicants can find the link to the application form. https://www.ulster.ac.uk/scholarships/inspire-scholarships These scholarships are a valuable opportunity for pupils who have applied to Ulster University as they take their next stepsRead more
Please join us on Wednesday 4th June 2025 from 3.45 to 4.30pm in AR1 (Lough Shore Site) for a vibrant showcase of artistic talent. Our AS and A’ Level Art & Design students look forward to displaying their creativity, skill and passion in this diverse collection of work. Light refreshments will be served. Everyone welcome.Read more
Congratulations to Ben McCaldin, who has been selected to represent Northern Ireland at the RS Feva UK National Championships, taking place at Dalgety Bay Sailing Club, Scotland, from 24th to 27th May 2025. Ben is a dedicated and talented young sailor, and currently part of the Northern Ireland Sailing Team, which brings together the topRead more
The Department of Education is carrying out a consultation to find out what the public think about changes to legislation that would require young people to stay in education, apprenticeship or training until the age of 18. Approximately 2,000 young people leave school at age 16 or 17 for a number of reasons including health,Read more
Enniskillen Foodbank Inter-House Summer Challenge The Enniskillen foodbank is running low on items. To help to support them we are running a Inter-House Summer Challenge with house points up for grabs. House points will be awarded depending on the type and quantity of items you bring in (See poster). Collection Point for Items: MondayRead more
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Year 8 Activity Day – A Grand Tour of ERGS! ⚽🍦💦
On Thursday, our Year 8 pupils embarked on an epic tour of all three ERGS sites, making for a day packed with fun, friendship and just a little perspiration!
We set off from Algeo Drive and made our way briskly (at least at the beginning!) to the Eisenhower pitches at Lough Shore via the Round O. Upon arrival, pupils were rewarded with a complimentary Slushie or Whippy – essential fuel for the eagerly anticipated ERGS World Cup.
Despite the sweltering conditions, there was no shortage of energy or enthusiasm on the pitch. After some fantastic football, our champions emerged victorious: Argentina for the girls and Portugal for the boys. Well done to all who took part!
With temperatures continuing to soar, a water fight was the only logical next step. What began as a cooling-off exercise quickly became a full-scale aquatic battle. Mr Gaston seemed to become the main target – somewhat surprisingly, not only for the pupils but also for several of his usually trustworthy colleagues!
The journey to Cooper Crescent followed, although describing this leg of the walk as "brisk" would be extremely generous. Both pupils and staff were beginning to feel the effects of the heat, and the pace became decidedly more leisurely!
After a well-earned lunch and some relaxation in the Cooper Crescent canteen, everyone was refreshed and ready for an action-packed afternoon. Activities included Tennis, Mini Sports Day, Wobbly Waiter, Wet and Skippy, and Pass the Water, ensuring there was plenty of laughter, teamwork and healthy competition to round off a memorable day.
A huge thank you to all staff who helped make the day such a success. From football victories to water-fight casualties, it was a fantastic way for our Year 8 pupils to create new friendships and lasting memories during their first year at ERGS. 🌟
Year 10 Activities Week Surfing Trip to Rossnowlagh
Year 10 spent the day at Rossnowlagh Beach for surf lessons with Bundoran Surf School, who provided excellent guidance throughout. The waves were a little tame, but this meant many pupils were able to get up on their boards and enjoy the experience.
After surfing, pupils played beach games and spent time together on the sand - we couldn't have asked for better weather. Behaviour was excellent and the group represented the school very well.
The day finished with a stop at Tickety Moo for a delicious ice cream before heading home. An enjoyable day out for everyone involved.