Summer 2022 Qualifications
Welcome to our Summer 2022 Qualifications section which we will update on an ongoing basis as information comes into school.
Please find below Minister Weir’s initial letter setting out the overall plans along with CCEA’s Road Map to Recovery and FAQs. Here too is the link to the Summer 2022 section on the CCEA website https://ccea.org.uk/summer-2022
Information relating to specific subjects is coming into school on an ongoing basis and we expect this to continue until early next term. Subject departments will update pupils in class in early September at the start of our new academic year.
If you have any queries at this stage please contact Miss Armstrong at school.
CCEA Qualifications 2021-22 – A Roadmap for Recovery – To Parents Guardians and Students
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FAQs – CCEA Qualifications 2022
CCEA VIDEO How A Level grades in Summer 2022 will use the 2022 A2 results only
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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Tickets are now on sale for our upcoming Junior Play, “Cluedo”!
Join us for an evening of mystery, intrigue and plenty of laughs as our talented cast brings this classic whodunnit to life on stage.
ERGS Junior B Tennis Results
The ERGS Junior Girls' B Tennis Team were in action today, putting in a determined performance against strong opposition.
There were some excellent individual victories for Ellie Calderwood and Emily Cadden, who both recorded impressive wins. Unfortunately, despite these successes, the team were unable to secure overall match victories, losing to Rockport School, Our Lady and St Patrick's College, Knock and Sullivan Upper School.
Well done to all the players for their effort, commitment and sportsmanship throughout the day.