The last day of Food and Nutrition practicals did not disappoint. Well done everyone. Read more
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Very high standards continue to be delivered- photos from todays exams. Well done to all.Read more
Well done to the Year 12 and 13 pupils who participated in the European Youth Parliament UK (EUPUK) debating event at Belfast City Hall yesterday. A team of eight ERGS pupils came together with pupils across Northern Ireland to debate the issues of our time. It was a fantastic display of teamwork, research and engagement.Read more
On Friday 28th February, Enniskillen Royal Brass Band had the pleasure of performing at the Brass in Concert as part of a competition organised by Brass Bands Northern Ireland (BBNI), held in the Valley Hotel in Fivemiletown. Friday night was a concert for local, mostly non-competing bands and school/youth bands. Our school band performed to a largeRead more
Well done to Barry Hutchinson 13D and Owen McKinley 14A who emerged as winners of the quarter finals against Campbell College where they proposed the motion, This House believes that the implementation of DEI policies does more harm than good. Looking forward to the semi finals.Read more
The GCSE practical exams continued today with more exceptional outcomes. Read more
Conditions were near perfect for the eights Erne Head of the River event on Saturday, with no wind or rain, and strong river flow which made for competitive racing. For the third time since 1957, there were separate races for women and men, with 34 female teams and 59 male teams a record entry forRead more
Further practical exams took place earlier today. Once again the students excelled and produced another array of delicious dishes.Read more
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Not the result we had hoped for but a performance to be proud of!! Our Medallion boys lost the Bowl Final against a strong Armagh side this morning by a score of 14-3. The match was much closer than the scoreline suggests with the game being decided by fine margins in both 22’s. This groupRead more
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A superb evening’s entertainment full of murder
Mystery, jump scares and comedy timing. A huge well done to both cast and crew of Junior Drama Club’s 2026 performance of Jonathan Lyne’s ‘Cluedo’ under the direction of our very own Mrs McDowell…as confusing as the board game but brilliantly entertaining!!
🎉 1,000 Followers! 🎉
A huge thank you to everyone who has followed and supported our ERGS Facebook page.
We are delighted to have reached 1,000 followers in such a short space of time. The response to our new page has been phenomenal, and we are so grateful for the interest, encouragement and engagement from our school community and beyond.
In the past month alone, our posts have generated approximately 500,000 views, demonstrating the remarkable reach of the page and the strong interest in the stories, achievements and successes we share.
We look forward to continuing to celebrate the achievements of our pupils, staff, alumni and wider school community in the months ahead.
Thank you for being part of the journey!
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!