Congratulations to yr8 pupil Sophia Williams who came first in the mini girls race with the team placing 2nd overall. Also congratulations to the junior boys and senior girls teams who both placed third in the team events. All 3 teams now qualify for the Ulster championships with Yr10 pupils Lucy Thompson also qualifing as anRead more
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Good luck to our 1st XV squad this weekend as they take on Armagh Royal at Castle Lane in a bid to win their place in the quarter finals of the Ulster Schools Cup and hopefully gain revenge for Armagh’s defeat of the 2nd XV last weekend. http://www.impartialreporter.com/sport/15063508.ERGS_aiming_to_progress_in_Schools__Cup/Read more
We are looking forward to welcoming the Student Support Officer from the South West College to the Lough Shore site on Monday 6th February to speak with any pupils who may be thinking of studying at South West College, Enniskillen in the foreseable future. The presentation will take place in CR3 (Careers Room) starting atRead more
The Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences at Queen’s are running a series of Interactive regional open days. The event nearest to us is: 24 February (10.30am – 2;30pm) Central Hall Lecture Room, South West College, Omagh. The event is targeted at pupils who are currently studying/likely to study STEM subjects at A Level inRead more
Whether you are in ordinary Maths lessons in Year 8 at ERGS or studying Further Maths in Year 14 in preparation for a mathematical course at university, being able to instantly call to mind your times tables is important. Take a look below at where you will need to know, for example, that 7 xRead more
P7 pupils and their parents are warmly invited to our OPEN EVENING Wednesday 1 February 2017 Tour 1 Commencing 6.00 pm Start Point for Tour 1 determined alphabetically by primary school names B – K start at Cooper Crescent Site (Ballinamallard – Killyhommon) L – Z start at Lough Shore Site (Lack – Tempo) Changeover atRead more
Congratulations to Yr11 pupil Zoe McCutheon on her award at Friday evening’s Impartial Sports Awards. Zoe won the ‘Star of the future award’. She will go on to achieve big things in rowing over the next 3 years. That’s for sure!Read more
The first meeting of the newly formed Enniskillen Royal Grammar School Student Council took place today on the Cooper Crescent site. Once we had completed introductions and a few ice breaker activities it was down to business with important decisions made on the structure of the council, elections of responsibility posts within the council andRead more
ERGS Medallions – 29 Ballymena Academy Medallions – 5 Enniskillen Royal Grammar School welcomed Ballymena Academy to Castle Lane on a dry and sunny Saturday morning to contest the quarter final of the Medallion Bowl. The sides had never played each other before so the Enniskillen side were venturing into the unknown and didn’t knowRead more
28 January 2017 In this quarter-final of the 2nd XV Plate the Enniskillen side were confronted by an older, bigger and more powerful Armagh team on their home ground. Yes, there were factors such as the bus journey, a whistle happy referee and an away draw but, all in all, Armagh were the stronger team,Read 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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SUCCESS AT STORMONT FOR ERGS DEBATERS
The historic Senate Chamber at Stormont played host to the Grand Final of NI Schools Debating Competition where Annie Fowler (Year 14) finished her ERGS debating journey on a high, winning the Best Individual Speaker award alongside the Team of the Year 2026 award with her co-debater Luchia McCusker (Year 13). The award was presented this year by Health Minister Mike Nesbitt. This is the second year running that ERGS have claimed this coveted prize!
The evening began with the Best Individual Speaker Final, debating the motion: “This House believes that it is symbolic of Belfast’s sense of its own importance that it can produce a city of seven quarters.”
Annie grounded her approach in a Fermanagh perspective and delivered an impressive Opposition speech, engaging the audience with her fresh and enlightening take on the complexities of Belfast and its seven quarters. Annie’s Points of Information were sharp and perceptive, and she kept her poise and eloquence in response to the Propositions’ interjections.
The Team of the Year award recognises Annie and Luchia for their team performance throughout the course of the competition where they excelled in their display of mature, respectful and courteous debate underpinned by critical thinking.
We commend both Annie and Luchia for role-modelling our school values and ethos with such grace and maturity and congratulate them on their achievement.
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We regret to advise that service F111 will not operate on Wednesday 29th April and Thursday 30th April due to driver availability.
Please could the school inform parents so they can make alternative transport arrangements for pupils.
We apologise for the inconvenience.
Beckett–Joyce Award Success for ERGS
We were delighted to attend today’s Beckett–Joyce Award ceremony in the Senior Common Room at Trinity College Dublin. It was a truly prestigious event celebrating outstanding literary talent from Enniskillen Royal Grammar School and Clongowes Wood College SJ
A very special congratulations to Nathaniel Nkoma, who was awarded overall winner for his piece “Welcome Aboard.” This is a fantastic achievement and a real testament to his creativity and talent….we are incredibly proud.
It was an honour to have the awards presented by Dr Mary McAleese, former President of Ireland and current Chancellor of Trinity College Dublin, which made the occasion all the more memorable.
Congratulations to all of our ERGS participants for representing the school so well throughout this competition. In particular, we are proud of our other finalists - Lily Shaw, Caitlin Kelly, Eva Nelson and Freya Boyd McManus, whose work was of an exceptionally high standard.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to John F. M. Aiken, President of the Old Portoran Union (OPU), for organising such a fantastic event.
A special word of thanks also to Brenda Davis (ERGS) and Tom Carroll (Clongowes Wood College) for their work in preparing students and supporting the shortlisting process for the finals.
Thank you to our friends in Clongowes Wood College for their participation - it was lovely to meet up again and celebrate a shared love of writing.
A wonderful day for all involved 👏📚