Busy week of rugby with some excellent results for all teams. Our Senior Girls once again reach the Ulster Schools’ Cup Final to be played at the start of March. The 1st XV Boys haveRead more
The Medallion boys got the job done this morning, beating Royal School Dungannon 8-5 in a tense and hugely physical affair. Unfortunately the 3rd XV Cup game went the other way in their Royal SchoolRead more
A super day of rugby for our Junior Girls who travelled to Royal School Armagh for a provincial blitz yesterday. The girls put in several sterling performances, with both teams winning all matches on theRead more
Another hugely successful blitz for our Senior Girls today as they leave Sullivan undefeated. The girls started with three dominant wins against hosts Sullivan Upper (36-0), Belfast High (39-0) and last years finalists St LouisRead more
A super day of rugby for our Year 8 boys, with 42 taking to the Eisenhower Playing Fields to play matches against Omagh Academy, who provided fierce competition as usual. All teams scored so manyRead 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.
Congratulations to this year’s JP McManus All-Ireland Scholarship Winners
Warmest congratulations to Curtis Cunningham and Freddy Parkinson who were awarded the two highly prized JP McManus All-Ireland Scholarships for County Fermanagh at a recent ceremony in the University Concert Hall at the University of Limerick.
Curtis is currently studying German with History and Russian at the University of St Andrews and Freddy is studying Mathematics at Warwick University.
Well done to theses two excellent representatives of our ERGS Class of 2025.
Teacher of Geography to Advanced Level.
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Beckett at Enniskillen Royal
This year’s Senior Drama production at Enniskillen Royal Grammar School was “Footsteps”. As we have recently, temporarily, decanted from Portora Hill, one of our legacy sites, to mark this event we curated an evening of entertainment through Art, Moving Image Art, Music and Drama, celebrating both the cultural life we have inherited from previous generations of pupils and the cultural life of the present generation.
The evening featured three short plays by Samuel Beckett; ‘Quad’, ‘Play’ and ‘Catastrophe’. There was also a display of original designs, by Jocelyn Herbert, of some of Beckett’s London productions.
