CNC Auditorium- October 26, 2025 Our Lady of Grace Senior High School, a private institution, has secured a spot in the Quarter-final Stage of the 2025 National Science & Maths Quiz for the first time after defeating Bishop Herman College, a seeded school, and Ejisuman SHS with an impressive total of 56 points. Round One saw a strong start from Bishop Herman College and Our Lady of Grace SHS when they tied at 18 points, followed closely by Ejisuman with 15 points. In the “Tru

CNC Auditorium- October 26, 2025 Prempeh College delivered a commanding and award-winning performance to qualify for the Quarter-final Stage of the 2025 National Science & Maths Quiz (NSMQ), defeating Suhum Senior High Technical School and Benkum Senior High School. The contest began with the quiz mistress, Dr Gladys Odey Schwinger, asking the contestants about their journey and expectations. Prempeh College, who came as a seeded school, expressed their confidence. “ We've be

SGS Auditorium, October 26, 2025 The Black and White boys from Adisadel College have reaffirmed their status as NSMQ giants after an outstanding performance that saw them amass 82 points to reclaim their seed and qualify for the Quarter-final Stage of the National Championship. The contest, which featured Adisadel College, St. Hubert Seminary SHS, and Serwaa Nyarko Girls’ SHS, began on an electrifying note as supporters of Adisadel College filled the auditorium with chants th

SGS Auditorium, October 26, 2025 Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS) has advanced to the Quarter-final Stage of the 2025 National Science & Maths Quiz (NSMQ) after an impressive and consistent performance that saw them triumph over Nkwatia Presbyterian SHS and Ashaiman SHS with 50 points. The contest began with all three schools showing determination to seize the early advantage. At the end of the first round, GSTS took the lead with 22 points, closely followed by Nkwatia

Auditorium 900 – October 26, 2025   It was a thrilling contest as Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School, Oti Boateng SHS, and T.I. AMASS, Kumasi faced off in a tight battle for a spot in the Quarter-final Stage. The first round began slowly and cautiously, with all three schools carefully responding to the questions. However, the pace soon picked up as the contest intensified. At the end of the round, Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School led with 20 points, followed by T.I. AMAS