A busy day of climbing the Eiffel Tower, exploring the boulevards of Paris and a spot of retail therapy on the Champs-Elyse.Read more
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As we draw to the close of the exam season, we would be grateful if senior pupils could now return their text books to the Receptions on either site so our subject departments can plan for next year. Thank you all in anticipation of their speedy return.Read more
A busy first day of day of travelling and sight seeingRead more
Almost 90 cyclists took off from the Lough Shore site on Sunday morning for the Boat Club Fundraising Cycle. The cycle was well supported by the local cycling clubs and marshalled by the rowers and Club parents. The route was highly commended by the participants. Many thanks to Gary O’Donnell for all his work inRead more
A selection of photos from Saturday evenings fantastic production of Treasure Island by our very talented Junior Drama Club. Congratulations to all those both on and back stage in providing a thoroughly enjoyable evening’s entertainment.Read more
On Thursday 14 June over 50 yr11 pupils visited churches in Enniskillen as part of their GCSE RE Course. They began in the Chapel where Monseigneur Peter O’Reilly spoke to the group and he then joined Dean Kenneth Hall in the Cathedral and both of them shared details of their cross-community work together. It wasRead more
Dear Parent/Guardian On Thursday 21st June 2018 we will be welcoming our prospective Year 8 pupils for September 2018 and their parents/guardians to our Cooper Crescent site for their Induction afternoon. On that afternoon school will end at 1.45 pm after pm registrationfor pupils in Years 8 to 10 on the Cooper CrescentSite. Pupils inRead more
On Wednesday 13 June 2018, two girls’ teams travelled to Mallusk to compete in the NI Super Cup. Both the Year 10/11 and Year 8/9 teams played very well and did their school proud. The Junior team did not qualify from their group of six teams. The Senior team won their group, scoring 15 goalsRead more
Last weekend a group of year 10 Bronze Duke of Edinburgh pupils began their training before their expedition which takes places this coming weekend. This was a very strong and accomplished group, who had prepared well as a team for the challenges of camping and canoeing in the stunning surroundings of Lough Erne. Their journeyRead more
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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!!
🎉 1,000 Followers! 🎉
A huge thank you to everyone who has followed and supported our ERGS Facebook page.
We are delighted to have reached 1,000 followers in such a short space of time. The response to our new page has been phenomenal, and we are so grateful for the interest, encouragement and engagement from our school community and beyond.
In the past month alone, our posts have generated approximately 500,000 views, demonstrating the remarkable reach of the page and the strong interest in the stories, achievements and successes we share.
We look forward to continuing to celebrate the achievements of our pupils, staff, alumni and wider school community in the months ahead.
Thank you for being part of the journey!
GCSE GEOGRAPHY FIELD TRIP — DAY 2 AT THE SILLEES
A drizzly start to Day 2, but we managed to avoid the rain for the rest of the day and complete another successful morning of fieldwork on the Sillees River. Pupils once again worked together in their groups to collect the sets of data for next year’s Unit 3 Fieldwork examination, including width, depth, velocity and bedload measurements.
Today was also a special milestone for Mr Mason, who is retiring this year and led his final field trip. A memorable moment for pupils and staff, marking the end of many years of dedicated Geography fieldwork. Thank you Mr Mason, you will be missed!