Following the success and popularity of Lockdown’s weekly celebration galleries; demonstrating the fantastic work and independent learning being done by ERGS pupils stuck at home but keen to maintain their learning . We have decided to keep the initiative going but this time on a monthly basis and celebrating the efforts of pupils across theRead more
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Best wishes to the 1st XV for their rugby fixtures restart on Saturday 3rd October, playing against Omagh Academy. In line with the necessary COVID_19 safety protocols please note that this match will take place behind “closed doors” with no spectators permitted. Thanking you for your cooperation in respecting this important aspect of our school’sRead more
A unique, bespoke course where young people who show potential for community activism and leadership can gain a real insight and working knowledge of the world of Grant-Making and administration. Young people will develop skills in presentation, research, negotiation, decision-making, leadership, team-work etc. and they will have opportunities to gain positions on active community BoardsRead more
All year 12 pupils have been given a weekly Maths revision plan to prepare them for their M2/M3/M4 examination in January. This plan will enable pupils to revise all units of the module in preparation for their examination. We are asking parents to help and support them with this by ensuring that they meet theRead more
Instrumental lessons provided by the Education Authority Music Service will recommence shortly. We have worked with the Music Service to ensure appropriate risk assessments and safety protocols are in place. Mrs Bloomfield, Head of Music in school will be in touch with pupils to confirm arrangements. If you have any queries please do not hesitateRead more
Are you interested in practising your German translation skills? Queen’s College, Oxford, is launching a new competition, the Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators. The competition runs in March 2021, but there are 3 introductory workshops to explore translating poetry, fiction and non-fiction. These have been launched this week in conjunction with International Translation DayRead more
You can now reserve your library book – download the explanatory documents at https://enniskillenroyalgs.com/library/ – Covid 19 How to reserve a book Eclipse (Library) guide CC Library delivery Timetable Covid 19 2020 2021Read more
After first month of Inter-house competition the TOTALOMETER is a follows: Belmore 1276 Benaughlin 1224 Cuilcagh 1282 Trien 1290 Trien (last year’s champions) take an early lead with Cuilcagh 8 points behind in 2nd, Belmore in 3rd only 12 points from the leaders and Benaughlin in 4th with work to do. This month’s pointsRead more
We were delighted to hear that Yr14 linguist Holly Cobain came and excellent third in a summer translation competition run by Queen’s College, Oxford. With around 300 entries in total this is a fantastic achievement. Congratulation Holly!!Read more
On Friday 18th September The Fireflies made their debut performance at the Round ‘O’ as part of this year’s Culture Night, funded by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council. Year 14 Performing Arts devised an original piece of drama for Culture Night inspired by the poetry of Frank Ormsby, Seamus Heaney and the music of JohnRead more
Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is a new academically selective voluntary grammar school that opened on 1 September 2016.
Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is co-educational and non-denominational.
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A resounding well done to the class of 2026 in Enniskillen Royal Grammar School who have secured their places in a wide range of university pathways on the strength of their very good performance at A level across twenty-eight subjects. These strong results are a fitting tribute to the hard work and perseverance of our pupils, together with the support of their teachers and parents.
Twenty-five pupils have at least three A grades and almost quarter of the cohort have at least one A* in their portfolio.
Gold Duke of Edinburgh Expedition Success
Congratulations to this year's Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award participants, who successfully completed their Gold Qualifying Expedition last week.
Over four days, the groups trekked approximately 80 km through the stunning but demanding Mourne Mountains. Throughout both their training and qualifying expeditions, they demonstrated exceptional determination, resilience and commitment, overcoming every challenge they encountered with positivity and perseverance.
The teams went from strength to strength as the expedition progressed, showing outstanding character, teamwork and attitude no matter what they faced. Their ability to support one another and work together impressed both the expedition leaders and assessor, who praised the high standard they maintained throughout.
It would not have been possible without the support, guidance and encouragement of all the leaders involved, and we would like to thank them sincerely for helping to make this achievement possible.
It has been an absolute pleasure to work with this fantastic group of young people over the past 12 months. They have been outstanding ambassadors for the Enniskillen Royal Grammar School Duke of Edinburgh Award and should be incredibly proud of everything they have achieved.
Congratulations to everyone on this outstanding accomplishment. We are extremely proud of you all!
Leitrim Lodge Group - Alex Crawford, Katie Judge-Orr, Hannah Longworth, Daniel Marlow and Lin Ruo Zhang
Rocky River Group - Emma Bullock, Abbey Johnston, Julia Kennedy and Emily Magee