A great first get together in CC library this lunchtime for the Year 13 book group. This month the group has chosen to read The Secret History by Donna Tartt. “ A group of clever, eccentric misfits at an elite New England college discover a way of thinking and living that is a world awayRead more
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Well done to the Yr 10 girls’ rugby team who played against Devenish College today in a friendly blitz. This was a great opportunity for the girls starting their rugby careers to gain some valuable playing time before the Ulster 7s series kicks off in November.Read more
Poet, dramatist and writer, Colm Keegan came to Lough Shore Library this week and took pupils on a journey of self-expression through poetry. In his cool Dublin accent, Colm set out to demystify poetry through inspiring pupils to write their own poems and appreciate the power and magic of poetry. Year 13 Literature pupils roseRead more
Bus No 91 – Yellow Education Authority Bus – from Kinawley/Arney area to Enniskillen This bus is not in service as the bus driver is sick. The service will be back in operation after the Halloween HolidaysRead more
Fundraising concert for Fermanagh Live. Enjoy an evening of Music, featuring two former pupils, Andrew Irwin and Jonathan Beatty.Read more
The aim of the programme is to help those that are economically inactive (long-term unemployed) back into work, by providing the necessary training and work-placement opportunities (eg. classroom assistant roles). REAP can provide a variety of free training, such as Child Protection, Autism Awareness and Paediatric First Aid, as well as providing an Access NIRead more
We are inviting parents and carers of children of all ages, who have: · an autism diagnosis · are awaiting an assessment · are displaying early indicators ( suggesting their child may be Neurodiverse), to attend our next Autism Social Café with local support groups, information stalls and short workshops. These event are in partnershipRead more
On Friday our Inter Netball Team attended their first NI Blitz of the new season. The girls faced 3 other schools (a fourth having to pull out last minute). The Blitz was at Fivemiletown and comprised Fivemiletown, St Fanchea’s, Lisneal College and ourselves. Games were 2 halves of 10 minutes which gave the girls ampleRead more
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 allows parents/guardians to stay informed on education pathways, work experience opportunities, apprenticeships, emerging careersRead more
The PSNI have issued a warning regarding the illegal possession and use of fireworks by pupils following an incident at a bus station, reported in the news yesterday when a 13 year old pupil was arrested after another pupil narrowly escaped life-changing injuries. Fireworks can be extremely dangerous and pupils should NOT be in possessionRead 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.