CNC Auditorium- October 27, 2026 Pope John SHS & Minor Seminary entered the One-eighth Stage of the 2025 National Science & Maths Quiz as a seeded school, having reached the Quarter-final Stage last year. Pope John SHS & Minor Seminary determined to surpass last year’s performance, were set against Ghana SHS, Tamale, and Awudome SHS. The contest kicked off with a burst of energy as supporters cheered their contestants and Quiz Mistress, Dr. Gladys Odey Schwinger, asked the s

SGS Auditorium, October 27, 2025 Swedru Secondary School has once again triumphed over Kumasi High School, edging them out for the second time in the One-eighth Stage of the National Championship. Swedru Secondary School’s steady performance earned them 36 points, ensuring their progression to the Quarter-final Stage and maintaining their seeded status in the competition. The keenly contested battle featured Swedru Secondary School, Kumasi High School, and Anlo SHS. The conte

Auditorium 900 – October 27, 2025   It was a tough contest as Mankessim SHTS and Presby SHS, Suhum battled fiercely with St. James Seminary SHS to secure a spot in the Quarter-final Stage. For Mankessim SHTS, it was their first appearance at the National Championship, and they were eager to advance to the next stage of the competition. According to the contestants, it was more than just a competition. It was also an opportunity to earn a seed for their school and make things

CNC Auditorium- October 27, 2025 The first contest at the CNC Auditorium, on Day Two of the One-eighth Stage, saw Osei Tutu SHS emerge as the winners with 43 points, after beating West Africa SHS and Hohoe E.P. SHS. They qualified for the Quarter-final, and sent their opponents packing. The contest began on a tense note, with supporters from all three schools silently gripping their hopes as the first round kicked off. All three schools stumbled with their opening questions b

Auditorium 900 – October 26, 2025   The atmosphere at Auditorium 900 was charged with excitement as the Mfantsipim boys rallied behind their contestants, filling the hall with chants and anticipation. Their confidence was unmistakable as they took to the stage, determined to secure a spot in the Quarter-final Stage and defend their title as National Champions. Each correct answer from the Mfantsipim boys was met with thunderous cheers from their supporters, while moments of u