“ Big Al’s Pizzeria” Cast – Andrew Beacom, David Gould, Sarah Fleming, Beth Hutchinson, Brett Whitton from 9B. Showcasing the slapstick skills that year 9 have been studying this term in Drama – have a great bank holdiay eveyone?Read more
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Motiving and Empowering Your Child! Monday 4th April, 7:00pm to 8:20pm. Join us for a webinar on how parents can support, motivate and guide their child when engaged in revision. The session will be delivered by Paul Gray from Learn Spark and will explore areas, such as: Helping them manage their time Creating the right environmentRead more
ERBC had a very successful trip to compete at Schools Head of the River in London on Monday afternoon. Both crews came 2nd in their respective Schools 1st Eights category with the girls coming 2nd out of 13 crews, the 7th fastest girls’ crew overall while the boys were 2nd in a field of 26Read more
On Saturday 12th, three runners from ERGS, yr9 Harry McKenzie, Yr11 Annabelle Morrison and Yr12 Patrick Williams were at Mallusk once again but this time to compete in the All Ireland Cross Country Championships against the best runners from across the country. All three runners put in a sterling effort against fields of around 100Read more
As our senior girls head to Kingspan for the Schools’ Cup Final on Tuesday 22nd March; there are 100 places available on the supporters buses open to all rugby players Yr10 and above and any friends of players from year 12 and 13. Places on the bus and stadium entry tickets cost £5 and willRead more
For the first time in some years, Omagh Academy held their Inter-Schools show. I have to say we were delighted to see it back on the calendar and being held so close to home, at Necarne Castle. Today we fielded a young team for the 75cm event. These riders have only ever participated as Individuals,Read more
The year 8 girls travelled to Cookstown on Wednesday to take part in a competition organised by Foyle Grammar school. Our girls were drawn in a very tough group consisting of Omagh Academy, Sligo, who were a full year older and Castlederg. Our first game was against Castlederg who had beaten ERGS 3-0 in aRead more
Below is a flyer for a young men’s project that will be delivered at Lisnaskea Youth Centre and is open to males of secondary school age.Read more
Our Year 13s enjoyed a fantastic day out to the UCAS Exhibition in Lisburn today. The students were given the chance to explore and meet UK universities, colleges and employers face-to-face and to gather more information on the wide range of academic/career opportunities open to them. We even got to meet our past-pupil, Leigh Crozier,Read more
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Congratulations to Robin Boyd (Year 10), who is representing Fermanagh this weekend at the John West Féile na nGael 2026 in Carlow.
Robin travels with Ederney St Joseph’s GAC hurling team, who qualified as Fermanagh Champions, to compete against teams from across Ireland at one of the country’s premier underage Gaelic Games events.
This is a tremendous achievement for Robin and his teammates, and a reward for all their hard work and dedication throughout the season.
We wish Robin, his teammates, coaches and supporters every success this weekend.
Jack Benji Rutledge
Year I Left ERGS: 2018
A Level Subjects Studied:
Business Studies
Physical Education
Biology
After leaving ERGS in 2018, I began studying Business Management at Ulster University in Jordanstown while also working part-time at ‘The Midway Stores’ in Letterbreen.
I started university in 2018 and thoroughly enjoyed the experience - perhaps a little too much at times! However, like many people, my plans were interrupted in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wanting to give back during such a difficult period, I spent a year working at the COVID Centre in Enniskillen. This role allowed me to develop valuable interpersonal skills including teamwork, empathy, communication, and swabbing!
The following year, I returned to my studies with renewed focus and graduated with an honours degree in Business Management.
For the past two years, I have been completing my accountancy exams and am proud to say that I am now fully qualified and no longer a trainee!
Alongside my academic and professional journey, rugby has remained a huge part of my life. I am a proud member of Enniskillen Rugby Club and recently played a key role as “pack leader” in helping the club achieve promotion to the All-Ireland League (AIL) for the first time in its history. I was also shortlisted for the club’s “Man of Steel” award for three consecutive years.
I strongly believe in giving back to the club that has given me so much, and I currently coach the Enniskillen Rugby Club Under-16 side.
I am very grateful to ERGS for helping develop both my passion for rugby and the academic foundations that have supported my career journey.
Lin Ruo Zhang’s excellence in Mandarin was recognised at South-West College’s Celebration of Success event on Friday 12th June.
Lin Ruo Zhang received the award for HSK4 MANDARIN CHINESE. Lin was nominated by her tutor, Ms Ping Wang who cited: “Lin demonstrates excellent independent learning skills and a high level of commitment to her studies. Lin is polite, respectful and approaches tasks with diligence and responsibility - her outstanding attitude, consistent effort and exceptional academic performance make her the ideal candidate for an Excellence Award”.