Today two teams travelled to Bawnacre, Irvinestown, to participate in the Desmonds’ Cup. Seventeen teams from twelve schools took part. Our Year 8/9 and Year 10 team both did very well in their respective groups, but both missed out from reaching the semi finals. The final was between Fivemiletown College and Omagh Academy with FivemiletownRead more
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This one day workshop looks at some more of the most innovative and sometimes bizarre ways that writers have used to avoid staring at the blank page. We assess their value to you with research from neuroscience, psychology, personal development and author experience. With practical examples and practice exercises you will be inspired to takeRead more
F046 – Disruption to EA bus route service on Wednesday 22nd May 2024Read more
ERBC had 8 crews racing at Belfast Sprints on Saturday in glorious sunshine. The crews were made up of predominantly Year 9 rowers who only started rowing last September. The rowers all performed well, coming away with 4 wins over the course of the day. WJ14 4X+ A – Emily Stewart, Madeline Curran, Nicole Graham,Read more
ERGS A2, AS & GCSE Moving Image Arts Showcase is on from 3.45 – 4.30pm on Tuesday 21st May 2024 on our Lough Shore site. Refreshments served.Read more
AS & A-Level Art & Moving Image Arts Open Afternoon 2024 AR1, Lough Shore Site Tuesday 21st May, 3:45-4:30 Refreshments servedRead more
Strike Action for EA buses next week – 20th, 21st & 22nd May 2024Read more
Our year 9s travelled to Omagh to take part in a 7 a-side blitz. The boys sailed through the group stages, topping the league, then battled through in a tough semi-final against Sacred Heart. In the final, ERGS created several chances, but succumbed narrowly to a very good Omagh CBS side. A terrific effort fromRead more
5 crews went to Lough Rynn Regatta on Saturday afternoon with 3 Boys Eights and 2 girls’ eights competing in the Division 1 events. The girls first eight Eva Johnston, Rhea Cartin Mc Closkey, Ruby Hamill, Kate Robinson, Naomi Robinson, Acorn Cassidy, Isabella Wright, Zara Welsh and cox Abbey Wilson took the win in aRead more
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ERGS Showjumpers began their season by attending Leg 1 of the Meadows Tri-Equestrian League in Craigavon on Saturday 12th September.
We entered 3 teams this week.
ERGS Navy (85cm) comprising:
Tori Veitch ( Year 10), Elsa Lee (Year 😎, Katie Nevin (Year 10) & Ella-Jane Johnston (Year 😎
ERGS Red (85cm) comprising:
Lucy Currie ( Year 13), Molly Lee ( Year 11), Ruby Moore ( Year 14) and Lily Moore ( Year 13)
Well done to both teams (3 of whom are new to the ERGS teams this year – Ella, Ella-Jane and Lucy). A solid start to the League, placing 9th and 10th respectively out of 13 teams.
ERGS 1m team comprising:
Molly Lee ( Year 11), Sophie Johnston (Year 10), Chloe Cathcart ( Year 11) and Emma McCaldin ( Year 13)
These 4 had the best result - placing 1st out of 6 teams! Superb achievement
A great start from all the riders and their mounts.
Leg 2 is on Saturday 19th September with Omagh High School show fast approaching on 1st October.
Success for Enniskillen Royal Grammar School Students in National Translation Competition
At the end of the summer term, we were delighted to learn of the success of three Enniskillen Royal Grammar School students who took part in the prestigious Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators, a national translation competition run by the Queen's Translation Exchange at the University of Oxford.
The 2026 competition attracted a record-breaking 25,000 pupils from 532 schools, further establishing it as the country's largest creative translation competition for young people.
We are pleased to report that our students achieved success in all three languages offered at Enniskillen Royal Grammar School.
Keon Neones was awarded the Level 1 Area Prize for Northern Ireland and was named National Runner-Up in the UK for French.
Lily Shaw won the Level 3 Northern Ireland Award for German.
Uma de Naipir received a Highly Commended award for her Level 3 translation from Spanish into English.
We are immensely proud of all three students, who demonstrated outstanding creativity, linguistic ability, and eloquence in their translations. As Dr Charlotte Ryland, Director of the Queen's Translation Exchange, explains:
"The skills developed through translation – critical thinking, problem solving, empathy – set the rising generation up to thrive in our global economy. Our Anthea Bell Prize winners excel in all these skills, and I can't wait to see what they go on to do."
We congratulate Keon, Lily and Uma on their excellent achievements and wish them every success in their future studies of French, German and Spanish, both at Enniskillen Royal Grammar School and beyond.
On Thursday 10th September, we were delighted to welcome back Sarah McDaid from Bank of Ireland to deliver the 'Planning Ahead Junior Programme' to pupils in 8B and 8D as part of the Preventative Curriculum.
During the session, Sarah explored a range of financial literacy topics, including budgeting, saving, distinguishing between needs and wants and developing confidence in making informed everyday financial decisions.
We are grateful to Sarah for sharing her expertise with our pupils and we look forward to welcoming her back later this month to work with pupils in 8A, 8C and 8E.