Year 12 Geographers travelled the short distance to Derrygonnelly Field Studies Centre to immerse themselves quite literally in the Sillees River. Having overcome all Health and Safety considerations the intrepid adventures entered the river to test their fluvial hypotheses. Monday’s group got a drenching from above and below as the Heavens opened on them onlyRead more
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Congratulations to our Ulster Rugby Girls, Katie Hetherington, Zara Flack and India Daley who all represented a victorious Ulster U18 Girls in this weekends Inter-provincial match against Munster at Barnhill RFC, Dublin. Click here to read the full match report.Read more
After the highs of last week the ERGS squad had the long journey to Newtownards to take on Regent Grammar in their second fixture of the season. Having worked hard during the week on the key areas of the scrum, lineout, discipline and decision making in the back line the boys were quietly confident thatRead more
Royal’s 2ndXV continued where they left off last week by defeating Regent House 29 pts to 10 at the Eisenhower Playing Fields. Regent were much tougher opposition than Foyle and while they exposed a few frailties in the Fermanagh side Royal were always the likely winners. The visitors put up very stiff resistance from theRead more
The second game of the season started with Regent House try within 3 minutes of the starting whistle. Having won the restart scrum on the halfway Enniskillen lost the ball in open play. The regent ball carriers showed skill in moving the ball wide and then back into the middle of the pitch where theirRead more
After an early start, the Medallion boys made the Journey to Newtonards to Meet Regent House From the start it was evident that we were in for a very physical game as the Regent pack threw themselves into rucks and mauls to return possession at the breakdown and achieve solid recycling of the ball. TheRead more
A large number of our Yr9 and Yr10 students entered the Young Writer’s ‘The Poetry Games’ competition last term. Below is the list of students who produced a poem that was deemed to be of such a high standard that the organisers have decided to publish it: Alexandra Kerr 10F Kate McGarry 10F Darcey PancottRead more
There are two 52 seater buses leaving Cooper crescent at 3:35 pm latest each day (Monday – Thursday) from this Monday onwards to facilitate the large numbers taking part in extracurricular actives on the Lough Shore Campus. The buses will not be waiting around after 3:35pm. All students should make sure that if they areRead more
School swimming captains this year are: Ellie McCartney (Cooper Crescent Site )and keelan McShea ( Lough Shore Site) Those students wishing to swim at the following galas below must contact the captains with Name , DOB and Class year. 1) Ulster Schools Swimming Relay Gala This is a relay only gala with more of anRead more
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We will all routing for Yr12 Annabelle McKenzie this weekend who has been selected to represent Ulster at the Tailteann Schools Weekend Athletics meet hosted by Irish Athletics. A fantastic achievement and we look forward to hearing how she gets on in her event the 1500m steeplechase.
A special word of support goes to our very own Annabelle McKenzie. We are incredibly proud of Annabelle’s achievement and wish her every success as she competes on the national stage this weekend.
Best of luck also to Nathan Coyle (St. Michael’s College) and Megan Mulally (Mount Lourdes Grammar School). We hope all three athletes enjoy the experience and achieve the performances their hard work deserves.
Good luck Annabelle, Nathan and Megan from everyone at ERGS!
A superb evening’s entertainment full of murder
Mystery, jump scares and comedy timing. A huge well done to both cast and crew of Junior Drama Club’s 2026 performance of Jonathan Lyne’s ‘Cluedo’ under the direction of our very own Mrs McDowell…as confusing as the board game but brilliantly entertaining!!