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March 13, 2026
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24 schools reach quarterfinals of 2026 Luv FM Vitamilk Primary Schools Quiz
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Key Points
- 24 basic schools in Ghana's Ashanti Region have advanced to the quarterfinal stage of the 2026 Luv FM Vitamilk Primary Schools Quiz.
- The competition, featuring 36 primary schools, began on February 23, 2026, and tested students in spelling, general knowledge, and Ghanaian culture.
- Reigning champions Matta Devi School achieved the highest preliminary score among quarterfinalists with 59 points.
- The quarterfinal stage will commence on Monday, March 16, 2026, and be broadcast live on Joy Learning, Luv FM, and social media.
- The event is sponsored by numerous organizations, including Vitamilk, Cowbell, Amansie Rural Bank Plc, and Verna Mineral Water.
Why This Matters
This competition significantly contributes to promoting academic excellence and intellectual development among primary school pupils in Ghana, specifically the Ashanti Region. It provides a vital platform for students to demonstrate their knowledge and critical thinking skills, aligning with national educational goals. The broad sponsorship also highlights crucial private sector involvement in fostering educational initiatives and talent development.
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