Over the last 2 months a team of fifteen ERGS Yr10 rugby players have been involved in a research project linked to our association with the Children’s Football Alliance and this year’s focus of FMOSH (Football Makes Our Shared History). The focus of the project had two main aims. Firstly to consider the importance ofRead more
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Pool one was kicked of when ERGS came head to head with the home side of Foyle. ERGS got of to a great start as they reclaimed the ball from a Foyle knock on and spread the ball wide for an early score on the wing. ERGS packed dominated in defence by turning over multipleRead more
Year 12 and 13 Friday Foreign Film Club returns next Friday 25th November.Como agua para chocolate (Like Water for Chocolate) is a 1992 Mexican romantic drama film in the style of magical realism based on the novel, published in 1989 by first-time Mexican novelist Laura Esquivel. It earned ten Ariel Awards including the Best Picture and was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language FilmRead more
This year’s Yr10 FMOSH (Football Makes Our Shared History) project group enjoyed a great day to Queens University Belfast where they attended a lecture on the power of sport and play as a tool for peace and bringing communities together. They were able to listen to a panel of lecturers, sports stars and coaches fromRead more
The Senior Girls Rugby squad set off for Portadown Rugby Club on Tuesday with a slightly reduced squad size to start their campaign to win back the Senior Girls Schools Cup. Whilst they were a little short of their normal numbers, they were still able to field 20 players making two squads of 10 toRead more
On Tuesday after school during our usual Senior and Inter Training session, we hosted St Fancheas College in the NI Inter Netball League. The girls were fired up from the start however, they did not anticipate an equally game-ready St Fancheas. This meant that first blood went to the opposition and our girls were onRead more
During this week, the Education Authority Addressing Bullying in Schools Implementation Team would appreciate your support in ‘Reaching Out’ to the whole school community via a series of short surveys. Feedback from the surveys will enable the EA Team to evaluate the implementation of the ‘Addressing nBullying in Schools Act (2016)’ and tailor future training,Read more
Please find below a link to the ERBC Fours Head of the River taking place on Saturday 19th November 2022 PROGRAM FOURS HEAD OF THE RIVER 19th NOVEMBER 2022 Read more
Congratulations to Raine Allen and Angel Huang, Year 14, who recently received CINIUU (Confucius Institute for Northern Ireland University of Ulster) Classroom Young Ambassador Awards in recognition of their dedication and hard work in learning Mandarin Chinese through South-West College’s Confucius Hub. The pupils were presented with their prestigious awards at an event in BelfastRead more
On Friday 11th November the ERGS Senior Team played their first match against Cookstown High School, in Cookstown. The team had a few members who were involved in the Schools’ Remembrance Service, so we had a little re-jigging to do to ensure the Team could perform as well as possible. In the first quarter, theRead more
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An incredible day of inter-house competition held on Algeo Drive with year 8, 9 and 10 pupils competing in inter-house Rounders, Basketball, Netball, Football, Table-Tennis and Rowing. In total, 1760 house points were awarded throughout the day and added to the house point Totalometer ahead of tomorrow's Sports Day at Cooper Crescent.
Despite the number of points awarded, it still remains incredibly close in this year's competition.
Belmore - 2540 points
Benaughlin - 2538 points
Cuilcagh - 2549 points
Trien - 2448 points.
With only 11 points separating first and third place, tomorrow's ‘grand final’ of Sports Day promises to be an exciting competition, with all to play for in order to win this year’s House Cup.
A huge well done to all pupils who participated and a massive thank you to all those staff who organised and facilitated today's competitions.
ERBC's First Eights travelled to Cork Regatta yesterday and both the girls and the boys came away with the J18A 8+ category wins.
After a fantastic heat the girls crew of Claire Walsh, Isabella Wright, Naomi Robinson, Clodagh Donaghy, Zara Welsh, Emily Black, Meabh Murphy, Hannah Armstrong and cox Jessica Thompson were the only J18 eight to make the A final beating crews from University College Dublin, University of Limerick and University of Galway.
In the final they covered the 2km course in a time of 7.29.9 to take 1st place in the J18 category and 3rd overall in the Division 1 Eights.
The boys crew of Evan Donaghy, Ryan Topping, Christian Timoney, Andrew Cuthbertson, Luke Bailey, Andries Ferreira, Cillian Donaghy, Austin Cassidy and cox Abbey Wilson won the J18 category over the crews from St Joseph's, Neptune RC, St Michael's RC and Col Iognaid. They finished in a time of 6.34.3.
Thanks to the coaches and parents who travelled to Cork with the rowers.
Both crews head to Henley this Thursday having prequalified to compete at Henley Royal Regatta which starts on Tuesday, 30th June.
The junior crews will take part in the 1k Classic at Lough Rinn next weekend.
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