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NSMQ 2026: Aggrey Memorial qualifies for nationals after hard-fought Central region qualifier win
July 26, 2026
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NSMQ 2026: Aggrey Memorial qualifies for nationals after hard-fought Central region qualifier win

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Key Points

  • Aggrey Memorial A.M.E. Zion Senior High School has qualified for the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) Championship.
  • The Cape Coast-based school secured victory on Day Two of the Central Regional Qualifiers.
  • They won Contest Three with 51 points, overcoming Gomoa SDA SHS (42 points) in a close battle.
  • Aggrey Memorial maintained its lead through various rounds despite a strong comeback from Gomoa SDA in the Riddles segment.
  • The school will now prepare to compete against Ghana's top-performing schools at the national level, including defending champions Keta Senior High School.

Why This Matters

The National Science and Maths Quiz is Ghana's premier academic competition, fostering excellence and interest in STEM fields among high school students. Aggrey Memorial's qualification highlights the dedication to science and mathematics education in the Central Region, contributing to the development of a skilled future workforce crucial for Ghana's long-term progress and innovation.

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