We are pleased to announce the launch of Fermanagh Youth Service Info, an information-sharing service aimed at parents, guardians, teachers, youth organisations, community representatives, and anyone actively engaged with young people in Fermanagh. The goal of this service is to ensure we reach as many relevant services and stakeholders as possible, enabling all young peopleRead more
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Tuesday 11th March. On a fine Spring day, the ERGS Showjumping teams took to the Walled Garden Arena at Necarne. A beautiful venue in sunny Fermanagh! We entered 2 Intermediate teams, 2 Intermediate individuals and 1 Open team. It was a day of 1sts and lasts. In the Blue team, for Isabelle Wallace, it wasRead more
The Junior team today played in their Bowl Semi-Final against Dromore High School at South Lakes Leisure Centre, Craigavon. This was a very well-fought game between the two sides. Neither had previously met each other nor come this far in the competition before. Despite excellent attacking and defending skills by our players, Dromore just edgedRead more
The Year 10 Blitz Shield final took place on Wednesday 12th March in Sacred Heart College, Omagh. 7 schools across Fermanagh and Tyrone took part whilst another 6 schools competed in the Cup Blitz in Enniskillen. A great day of Netball was had by all seeing much improvement across in all of the teams throughoutRead more
Good Afternoon I hope this email finds you well. My name is Kimberley McMahon, and I am a Children’s Holistic Wellness Therapist with a dedicated Children’s Wellness Centre in Brookeborough. I am reaching out to introduce myself and share my passion for supporting children’s mental health and well-being. At the Children’s Wellness Centre, I amRead more
Autism Support Cafés We are inviting adults, parents and carers of children and young people, who have: an autism diagnosis are awaiting an assessment are displaying early indicators ( suggesting their child may be Neurodiverse), to attend our Autism Support Cafés with local support groups, information stalls and short workshops. These events are inRead more
A huge well done to our Year 13 pupils Annie Fowler, Sienna Howe, Eloise McDonagh, Ben Cameron, Sam Clarke, and Samuel Woods, who proudly represented ERGS at the Be The Change conference. Funded by NI’s Executive Office through Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, the event focused on tackling violence against women and girls and exploredRead more
Congratulations to Year 13 student Ethan Graham, who was one of just 20 students selected to take part in a prestigious two-day work experience placement with NI Water. During the placement, Ethan gained first-hand insight into the operations, sustainability efforts, and engineering challenges involved in Northern Ireland’s water supply. The experience provided him with aRead more
A’ level English Literature and Performing Arts students had the opportunity to travel to the Gate Theatre, Dublin to watch a stunning performance of Shakespeare’s King Lear. The production was a powerful exploration of Shakespeare’s themes of power, betrayal, and madness, offering students a unique chance to see the text brought vividly to life onRead more
Congratulations to our Y8 pupil Noah Guildea for an excellent performance in the Irish Chess Union’s rated “Queen Maeve” 5-round tournament held this weekend between 7-9 March, at Sligo Park Hotel. Noah succumbed to strong players rated 1647 and 1552 from the University of Galway and Maynooth University, respectively. However, his outstanding achievement was forcingRead more
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GCSE GEOGRAPHY FIELD TRIP — DAY 2 AT THE SILLEES
A drizzly start to Day 2, but we managed to avoid the rain for the rest of the day and complete another successful morning of fieldwork on the Sillees River. Pupils once again worked together in their groups to collect the sets of data for next year’s Unit 3 Fieldwork examination, including width, depth, velocity and bedload measurements.
Today was also a special milestone for Mr Mason, who is retiring this year and led his final field trip. A memorable moment for pupils and staff, marking the end of many years of dedicated Geography fieldwork. Thank you Mr Mason, you will be missed!
Success in National Engineering Competition
The Technology & Design Department entered all Year 9 and Year 10 pupils into the UK-wide competition, “If I Were an Engineer, What Would I Do?”
This competition invites pupils from primary and secondary schools across the UK to imagine themselves as engineers and consider what real-world problem they would most like to solve. As part of the process, pupils interview engineering professionals to gain inspiration before designing their own innovative solutions.
We were delighted to work with former pupil Leigh Crozier, who acted as our link engineer and provided invaluable support and inspiration throughout the project.
The standard of entries was exceptional, with over 50 of our pupils shortlisted. We are particularly proud that four pupils received Highly Commended awards: Ewan, Abel, Jacob and Jessica, while Sophie, Amelia, Joshua and Tommy were named competition winners.
The winning entries will now be showcased at an exhibition at Ulster University in Belfast next week.
Congratulations to all of our pupils who took part in this fantastic achievement, and especially to those who were shortlisted, highly commended, and recognised as winners. We wish them every success at the exhibition.
GCSE GEOGRAPHY FIELD TRIP — DAY 1 AT THE SILLEES
A fantastic first day for our GCSE Geographers at the Sillees River. The sun made an appearance but the river was quite full, which meant lots of wet wellies and plenty of laughs along the way.
Pupils showed excellent behaviour throughout, working safely and sensibly as they collected data for next year’s Unit 3 Fieldwork examination. They measured width, depth, velocity and bedload size and shape, seeing their classroom learning come to life.
A brilliant start to our investigation - great teamwork, great attitudes and great fun. Early to bed tonight after all that fresh air!