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July 26, 2026
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NSMQ 2026: Edinaman SHS storms to nationals with highest opening score in Central region qualifiers
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Key Points
- Edinaman Senior High School has qualified for the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) national championship.
- The school secured its spot by recording the highest score (71 points) on the opening day of the Central Regional Qualifiers.
- Edinaman SHS delivered a dominant performance, defeating Mando SHS, Nyankumase SHS, and Eguafo Abrem SHS.
- Their victory reinforces Edinaman's credentials as one of the strongest contenders from the Central Region.
- Edinaman joins Mfantsiman Girls' Senior High School as the second school from the Central Region to qualify for the national competition.
Why This Matters
This event highlights the ongoing emphasis on STEM education and academic excellence in Ghana. Success in the National Science and Maths Quiz encourages students to pursue critical fields, fostering intellectual development and competitive spirit among Ghanaian youth. It also showcases regional talent, contributing to the nation's human capital development.
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