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This week saw our full school community return to school. It was great to see everyone again for the first time since lockdown in March. We were also delighted to welcome our new Year 8 pupils along with those joining other year groups including our new entrants to the Sixth Form. Thank you to eachRead more
Rowing commences Saturday 5th September with a meeting to organise and sort training bubbles, no kit is required on Saturday as we need to go through COVID Guidelines first before any on the water activity starts up again. On the water will commence on Monday after school. 9am – 10am: Those that rowed last year meet Read more
After two successful induction days, our new Year 8 cohort seem to be settling in well and finding their feet. Having completed a number of different activities including Icebreakers, School tours, COVID Questionnaires and a Google Classroom Introduction they are all now ready for the year ahead. Here are a few photos from the lastRead more
To assist with the setup of the CC finger scanning machines and software this week can we ask all pupils based on the Cooper Crescent site (years 8, 9, 10 &14) to bring money for Break and Lunch in a sealed envelope, that clearly states the pupils Name, Form and Amount on the front. MoneyRead more
As we get ready for to welcome Yr11 and 13s back to school next week, we have put together the Video below to explain some of the Pupil Protocols we have put in place on the Lough Shore site to keep everyone safe in school. Please watch the video before you return to school next weekRead more
CCEA have launched a public consultation with regards to the proposed changes to CCEA GCSE, AS and A Level qualifications due to be assessed in Summer 2021. As part of this consultation they wish to consider what changes may need to be made to the assessment requirements across our portfolio of qualifications for the summerRead more
As we get ready for to welcome Key stage 3 pupils in years 8, 9 and 10 back to school next week, we have put together the Video below to explain some of the Pupil Protocols we have put in place on the Cooper Crescent site to keep everyone safe in school. Please watch the videoRead more
We have been delighted to welcome Years 12 and 14 back to school this week and are looking forward to welcoming Years 8-13 next week. Please see below a copy of a letter from Miss Armstrong and our COV-ID 19 protocols which were posted out at the beginning of this week. If you have anyRead more
Our interview programme with our GCSE pupils on the results day last Thursday, allowed us to both celebrate their individual successes with them and their parents as well as to plan together the next step in their career pathway. We are delighted that the hard work of our pupils underpinned by the academic and pastoralRead more
Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is a new academically selective voluntary grammar school that opened on 1 September 2016.
Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is co-educational and non-denominational.
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Good luck to our pupils Olly McLaren, Henry McNiece and and Noah Walsh as they begin their SuperCup campaign today.
The County Fermanagh Juniors played Westham Utd at 11am today losing out to the strong Academy side 3-0.
Tomorrow they take on St Patrick’s Athletic, Dublin at 1pm in Seahaven before finishing the group stage on Wednesday against Charlton Athletic at 1pm in Parker Avenue, Portrush.
Enjoy the experience and Good Luck to Olly, Henry and Noah!
Good luck to our pupils Ben Cathcart and Ethan Boylan-Clarke as they begin their SuperCup campaign later today.
The County Fermanagh Premiers play County Armagh at 7pm this evening at the Bobby Greer Sports Complex in Bushmills.
Tomorrow they take on Kamimura Gakuen Japan at 5pm in Seahaven before finishing the group stage on Wednesday against Sunderland at 7pm in Broughshane.
Enjoy the experience and Good Luck Ben and Ethan!