Free Parent Talk – Setting Family Digital Rules! 24th and 25th of October. Book Early! Free Parent talks: Please Share to Your Parents We are running 2 parent talks – Cyber-Safety, Digital Health and Coding Talk Friday, Oct 24th, 6:00 PM & Saturday, Oct 25th, 11:30 AM Parents can sign up at https://kidscoderclub.ie/events/ Setting familyRead more
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Transfer 2026. For the attention of P7 parents/carers Please note SEAG has opened an emergency registration window for any parents who have missed the previous registration deadline. This will run from 08:00am on Thursday 16th October 2025 until 11:59pm Friday 17th October 2025. SEAG Emergency Registration Window – Letter to SchoolsRead more
As we approach our first home match in the 1st XV Schools’ Cup Group Stage it is important to remind all players, parents, coaches and spectators of our expectation of utmost respect for all parties involved in the matches. Any abuse towards referees, opposition players or coaches will not be tolerated. Rugby is all aboutRead more
ERBC had an extremely successful start to their racing season with 13 category wins at St Michael’s Head of the River in O’Briensbridge in Co. Clare last Saturday. Well done to all the rowers who competed and thanks to the coaches and parents who travelled down to help get the rowers on and off theRead more
ERGS Year 8 student Max Jones (Kesh) recently represented Team Ireland at the 53rd edition of the Coupe de l’Avenir, held in Baisieux, Belgium — one of Europe’s most prestigious youth motocross events. Delivering impressive consistency throughout the weekend, Max finished 10th in Race 1 and 9th in Race 2, securing two top-ten results. HisRead more
They following numeracy problems are Halloween themed. You do not have to complete all three problems, but the more you do, the more house points you get! There may even be some sweets on offer for those entering all three correctly. All entries gain house points, so when you submit your answer/solution you need toRead more
Throughout their educational journey at Enniskillen Royal Grammar School, we aim to help all our pupils to explore, develop, and shape their futures in order to find and take their place in local, regional, national and global communities. This weekly publication allows parents/guardians to stay informed on education pathways, work experience opportunities, apprenticeships, emerging careersRead more
Chloe Simmons won the 2025 Northern Ireland Area Level 3 Anthea Bell Translation Competition for German. This is an outstanding achievement! Congratulations to Chloe!Read more
9L2 German pupils, Charlotte Cadden, Keira Salcedo, Sienna Lucy, Lilly Gallager and Beth McCleery have made an excellent start to their German language learning, already scoring 5 A* grades each in vocabulary tests this term. Fantastisch!Read more
n June 2025 a group of Year 10 pupils travelled to Magee University to take part in the prestigious Amelia Earhart STEM Challenge. They emerged victorious, earning themselves the top prize, a Helicopter ride over Co Fermanagh! They also cut the ribbon on the new “Amelia Earhart Engineering Building” which had its official opening onRead more
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Day 2 at Nat Schools Regatta
After the G J14 8X+ win yesterday ERBC had another successful day at National Schools Regatta at Eton Dorney today.
After finishing 4th in the time trial this morning and 2nd in the A/B semi final this afternoon the GCh 8+ have qualified for the A Final tomorrow at 12.50. The Ch 8+ have qualified for tomorrow’s A/B Semi Final after finishing 3rd in the Repechage this afternoon. They will race at 12.35 tomorrow.
Watch all the action live
www.youtube.com/live/fKO3PlOEonY?si=SWIg6pgUG2sRPbuW
The other results today
G Ch 4- A Final
Boys J16 8+ B final
Ch 4+ B Final
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Ruth Fannin
Year I left ERGS: 2019
A” Level subjects studied: Technology and Design, Mathematics and Business Studies (Spanish at AS Level)
Pathway after school: Started university in September 2019 whilst working part-time in my family business as Assistant Shop Manager
University attended: Queen’s University Belfast
Course studied: Business Management with Placement (4 years)
I started at Queen’s University Belfast in September 2019 and enjoyed a few months of a “normal” university experience before COVID-19 brought a sudden shift to online learning in March 2020.
During my time at university, I was awarded Top Business Management Student (2019/2020) and Top Student for History and Philosophy. I also completed the Degree Plus Award for Future Ready Skills in Management before graduating in 2023 with a First Class Honours degree.
After graduating, I was approached on LinkedIn about an opportunity that led to me joining the Oil Market Journal (OMJ) as Business Development Manager in Enniskillen in September 2023.
Although I have always lived at home in County Tyrone, I am very grateful for the opportunities I have had to travel with work, including visits to Dubai, Spain, Italy, Poland and Germany, as well as across the UK and Ireland.
Outside of work, I help out in my family business and volunteer both as a Girlguiding leader and as a youth club leader within my church. Through Girlguiding, I have also enjoyed incredible experiences, including spending a week as part of the crew on a Tall Ships yacht and, more recently, completing the Queen’s Guide Award — the highest award available within Girlguiding UK.
I am very grateful to both the Collegiate and Enniskillen Royal Grammar School for providing me with such a strong foundation and for encouraging the values of hard work, resilience and determination from an early age.
Daniel Gilmore
Year I left: 2020
Subjects: Geography, Biology and English Literature
As part of the first full GCSE cohort of the school, I left ERGS on a random day in March 2020. Our formal was cancelled and we all expected to be back after a couple of weeks — but we all know what happened next.
I knew the COVID-19 pandemic was going to ruin the typical “freshers” experience, so I deferred my place at Newcastle University to work in my local SPAR for a year. I was sad seeing all my friends leave, but I built up money and work experience that helped open doors for me in the future.
I’d recommend Newcastle to any student. I made some amazing memories and left with a First Class BSc in Environmental Science with Placement, along with an award for the best dissertation in my year.
My placement year was spent as an Assistant Geo-Environmental Consultant at Tetra Tech in Belfast. I worked on some really big projects, including the GeoEnergyNI demonstrator project - the first large-scale geothermal investigation of Northern Ireland.
I am currently studying a Master’s Degree in Forestry for Green Sustainable Development at Linnaeus University in Sweden. There are no tuition fees in Sweden for EU citizens or those with an Irish passport, so I think this is a pathway that should be promoted more often. I really love it over here and everything is taught in English, so don’t worry if your Swedish isn’t up to scratch!
Thank you to Mr Beddard for shouting at me to fix my deforestation homework. It turns out I’m quite good at talking about trees after all!