35 crews from ERBC travelled to Portadown Regatta on Saturday and won 16 of their categories. Most of the senior rowers trained at home in preparation for Lough Rynn Regatta next weekend and National Schools’ Regatta at the end of May. It was up to the junior rowers to show the competition what they couldRead more
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Being invited to meet the American Ambassador at her residence in Dublin’s Phoenix Park was a great ending to a journey that began back in October 2022 for the ‘Better Together’ project, where pupils from Ballinamore Community School and Enniskillen Royal Grammar School got the opportunity to visit each other’s schools and communities and hearRead more
Good luck to Year 9 pupils Dale Fisher, Emma McElwaine and Flavia Remedios and their team mates from Splitz Gymnastics, as they head to Southampton this weekend to represent Northern Ireland in the Acro Gymnastics Inter Regional Championships.Read more
The Book fair is in full swing on the Cooper Crescent site, and excitement is high, so we are extending it until Friday 5th May. There is something for everyone’s tastes, and also a fine array of stationary, novelty notebooks, tote bags, picture books and much more. Our “Unusual Reading Places” competition now runs untilRead more
53 crews from ERBC travelled to O’Briens Bridge to compete in Limerick Regatta. The J15 and above competed over 1500m, while the J14 age group covered 1000m. The water conditions were good but the rain made the day challenging to say the least, however the rowers coped really well and came home with 16 categoryRead more
Congratulations to our three runners who had phenomenal success at the London Mini Marathon on Saturday. Harry McKenzie (Year 8) was placed 8th, Annabel Morrison (Year 12) came in 11th & Annabelle McKenzie (Year 9) was 30th. In the team run NI U17 Girls came 2nd. Read more
An interesting article in the Irish Times today by Keith Duggan, featuring our ‘Better Together’ pupils and our ‘handsome sandstone building’…..some lovely photos too! For the full article, click on the link below https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/social-affairs/2023/04/24/education-across-the-border-ive-always-heard-stories-of-the-troubles-i-thought-i-knew-more-than-i-did/Read more
Congratulations to the five Enniskillen Royal Grammar School swimmers who represented us at the Ulster Schools Key Stage 3 Championships held at the Ards Blair Mayne Leisure Centre in Newtownards on Sunday 23rd April. This gala was aimed at swimmers from years 8, 9 and 10. Ellie Dunlop (14) qualified as first seed for theRead 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
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Inter-House Rowing
Monday 22nd June
All those attending inter-house rowing on Monday should go straight to the boathouse for 9 am registration.
Do not go to the Algeo drive school site!
Yr 9-12 rowers are all welcome.
You will be there all day until 3:25pm so please bring:
Sun cream ( very hot day expected )
Hat
Towel
Spare clothes
A packed lunch and food
You are not permitted off site all day once you are registered.
There will be lots of races in all boats from Sculls up to eights.
Mr.Holland
👏 Congratulations to our Year 8 pupils! 👏
Congratulations to 49 Year 8 pupils from all Tutor groups who were awarded for 100% attendance in our recent Attendance Challenge. Today the pupils were acknowledged in a special assembly with Miss Brady.
These pupils were recognised for their commitment and dedication throughout the challenge. An excellent achievement showing the importance of developing good attendance habits. Well done! 🌟
We will all be rooting for Year 12 pupil Annabelle McKenzie this weekend as she represents Ulster at the Tailteann Schools Weekend Athletics Meet, hosted by Irish Athletics. This is a fantastic achievement, and we look forward to hearing how she gets on in her event, the 1500m steeplechase.
Good luck, Annabelle – we will all be cheering you on!