However, the High Court bid to stop the amalgamation of the two Enniskillen grammar schools failed.

However, there are plans to build a single new school at the current Lough Shore site.

[6] In year 8, pupils study Art and Design, Drama, English, French, Games, Geography, History, Home Economics, IT, Mathematics, Music, Personal Development, Physical Education, Religious Education, Science, and Technology and Design.

Options include: Art, Biology, Chemistry, Digital Technology, Economics, English Literature, Further Mathematics, French, Geography, German, Government and Politics, Health and Social Care, History, Life and Health Sciences, Mathematics, Moving Image Arts, Music, Nutrition and Food Science, Performing Arts, Physics, Religious Studies, Spanish, Sports Science and the Active Leisure Industry, and Technology and Design.A BTEC in Engineering is also offered.

[9] Rowing and rugby are the biggest sports at Enniskillen Royal Grammar School.

[10] The club is based at the grounds of the school's Lough Shore site, at the Portora Boat House.

On Friday 22 September 2017, the outstanding level of success achieved by the boat club was recognised in an event at Enniskillen Castle Museum where the Chairman of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council, Stephen McCann, presented the rowing coach, Derek Holland, with a trophy to mark the occasion.