Our YR12 GCSE Art pupils displayed some of their fantastic coursework in the Lough Shore Gallery Space last week. As always the quality of the work on display was excellent.Read more
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Year 12 pupils have been successful in the UK Intermediate Mathematical Challenge. Over 250,000 students from more than 3000 schools and colleges across the UK participated. Certificates were awarded to the highest scoring 40% of candidates. Joel Honeyman and Jamie Hackett tied for the Best in School position, narrowly missing Gold. Jill Balfour, Maxim Barnett,Read more
A great day out for the ERGS Athletics club at the annual E-district Athletics with a good collection of medals being brought back to Fermanagh for the weekend. Well done everyone!!Read more
It’s official…Year 12 are now officially on Study Leave. We are confident they will make good use of the time remaining before their exams start and wish them luck with the challenges the next two months present for them. Good Luck year 12!!Read more
Over the last two weeks the Year 8 Home Economics classes have been sampling a taste of one of the careers available in the Agri-Food industry. Year 8 pupils assumed the role of New Product Development technologists and were asked to create an innovative tray bake. After much planning and creative thinking, the end productsRead more
As our senior pupils ready themselves for the onset of study leave and exams, Yr14 pupil Jack Deane was found in the Gym car park this afternoon testing his technology coursework; a Remote Control Table Tennis Training Machine. Just one example of some of the outstanding work being produced in the Technology Department this year.Read more
On Wednesday 2nd May, we are looking forward to seeing an exhibition of this year’s GCSE Art work on display on our Lough Shore site. The exhibition of Year 12 work is open to staff, parents and friends and doors open at 4pm. A similar exhibition of AS and A2 work will then be onRead more
The Classical Music Section of Fermanagh Feis was held through the week commencing 16th April 2018 and Enniskillen Royal Grammar School continued to build on their successes of last year’s competition. A number of ensembles competed and had success at a high level as well as individual pupils who competed in a range of soloRead more
On Friday 27/4/18, the Boys U14 Football Team beat St Joseph’s College from Belfast 7-2 to win the NISFA Plate. The boys produced an excellent display of skilful football. Their teamwork was superb and each boy in the squad gave 100%!! Goals were scored by Jack Ovens (3), Lloyd Dane- Evans (2) Reece Byrne (1)Read more
A great morning’s rugby for the ERGS U13 side who hosted Scottish touring side Currie Chieftains at Castle Lane and came away with a very convincing 60-0 win.Read 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!