Main Auditorium – September3, 2026 The final contest of the Semi-final Stage featured Accra Academy, Bright SHS and Achimota School. The contest had its share of thrills, surprises, upsets and history-making moments. For Accra Academy, it was a chance to make history by securing their first-ever place at the Grand Finale of the 2026 National Championship. Veteran NSMQ Quiz Mistress Prof. Kaufmann brought her characteristic grace to the stage, engaging contestants with cheerfu

Main Auditorium - September 1, 2026 The final day of the Quarter-finals of the 2026 National Science & Maths Quiz (NSMQ) delivered a closely contested battle at the Main Auditorium of the University of Cape Coast (UCC), with Amaniampong Senior High School, Chemu Senior High Technical School and p Bright Senior High School, the only private school competing for a spot at the Semi-final Stage. Bright SHS entered the One-eighth Stage as a Top Runners-Up from the Preliminary Sta

CNC Auditorium - August 28, 2026 Bright Senior High School, a private school from the Eastern Region, has secured its first-ever Quarter-final spot at the 2026 National Science & Maths Quiz after defeating Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS) and Presby Senior High Technical School , Aburi. The One-eighth Stage victory also earned Bright SHS a historic seeded status for next year’s competition, as well as a GH₵1,600 cash prize for winning the GOIL Riddle Bonanza. GSTS, the

SMS Auditorium - August 20, 2026 The Preliminary Stage of the 2026 National Science & Maths Quiz (NSMQ) National Championship began with a contest featuring: St. Hubert Seminary SHS, Akwamuman SHS and Bright SHS. Moderating the contest at the SMS Auditorium was Dr Thelma Ohene-Agyei, who interacted with the participants to keep them at ease. At the end of the contest, St. Hubert Min. Sem. SHS, booked a seat at the One-eighth Stage with 51 points. St. Hubert Sem. SHS, who lost

Auditorium 900 – October 22, 2025 The atmosphere was charged with quiet confidence as three determined schools, Bright SHS, Konongo Odumase SHS and Kumasi Secondary Technical School, took their places for the contest. Each school carried hopes, history and the hunger to advance. For Bright SHS, this year was about redemption. “ The past is the past ,” they declared boldly, referring to their early exit at the Preliminary Stage last year. Round One began on a slow and steady n