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NSMQ 2026 : St. Hubert’s Seminary SHS completes comeback against Afua Kobi to book national championship place
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Key Points
- St. Hubert’s Seminary Senior High School secured the fifth qualification slot from the Ashanti Regional Qualifiers for the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) national championship.
- The school made a remarkable comeback, trailing initially but gaining control to finish with 56 points.
- Afua Kobi Ampem Girls’ SHS placed second with 50 points, while Toase SHS ended with 33 points.
- St. Hubert’s now joins other Ashanti Region representatives preparing for the national championship.
- Toase SHS will compete in a third qualification contest alongside Ejisu Senior High Technical School for another chance to qualify.
Why This Matters
The National Science and Maths Quiz is Ghana's premier academic competition, fostering excellence in STEM education among high school students. The qualification of schools like St. Hubert's highlights the competitive academic environment and the continuous drive for intellectual development in the country. This event inspires future generations in science and mathematics, which is crucial for Ghana's long-term human capital and economic growth.
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