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March 17, 2026
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Luv FM Primary Schools Quiz: Manna International School books semi-final slot
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Key Points
- Manna International School secured a spot in the semi-finals of the 2026 Luv FM Primary Schools Quiz after winning its quarterfinal contest.
- The school scored 55 points, defeating Jesus Power School (44 points) and Crossway Educational Complex (29 points).
- Jesus Power School remains in contention for a semi-final slot as the highest-scoring losing school across quarterfinals.
- The 7th edition of the quiz, organized by Luv FM, started with 36 primary schools and includes rounds on spelling, general knowledge, and Ghana Month.
- The competition, broadcast live, is sponsored by numerous brands and aims to promote academic excellence among pupils in the Ashanti Region.
Why This Matters
This event highlights the commitment to fostering academic excellence and intellectual development among primary school children in Ghana, particularly in the Ashanti Region. It showcases how media and corporate entities contribute to human capital development by providing platforms for young talent, which is crucial for the nation's future progress.
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