The National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) is back for its 2024 edition, and the excitement is already building as schools from all over Ghana gear up for this prestigious academic contest. The competition, known for bringing together the brightest minds from secondary schools across the country, has announced the number of schools qualified from each region.
This year, quite a number of schools have qualified to compete at the national level, representing every corner of Ghana. Below is the breakdown of the number of schools qualified from each region, offering a glimpse into the regions that will have the most representation at NSMQ 2024.
Number of Schools Qualified from Each Region for NSMQ 2024
- Ashanti Region – 29 Schools
The Ashanti Region continues its dominance as the region with the highest number of schools participating in NSMQ 2024. With 29 schools qualified, Ashanti remains a powerhouse in the competition, featuring top institutions such as Opoku Ware School and Prempeh College. - Eastern Region – 26 Schools
The Eastern Region follows closely with 26 schools set to compete. This region, known for producing past champions like Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC, Legon), will have a strong presence at the national championship. - Volta Region – 19 Schools
The Volta Region has 19 schools qualified, continuing to be a force in the NSMQ. Schools like Keta Senior High Technical School (Keta SHTS) have made headlines in recent years, and all eyes will be on them again in 2024. - Greater Accra Region – 16 Schools
Greater Accra will have 16 schools competing, including heavyweights such as Accra Academy and Achimota School. The region has consistently performed well in the competition and will look to maintain its standing. - Central Region – 17 Schools
Known for its rich educational history, the Central Region has 17 schools participating, including notable contenders like Mfantsipim School and St. Augustine’s College. - Western Region – 9 Schools
Western Region will be represented by 9 schools in the 2024 edition of the NSMQ, including key schools like St. John’s School, hoping to make a deep run in the competition. - Bono Region – 6 Schools
The Bono Region, with 6 schools qualified, is set to bring some serious competition to the table. Institutions from this region have been steadily improving their performances over the years. - Northern Region – 6 Schools
The Northern Region has consistently been represented in the NSMQ, with 6 schools qualified to showcase the best from the northern part of the country. - Bono East Region – 5 Schools
From Bono East, 5 schools will take part in the competition, representing the best of their region’s intellectual talent. - Upper West Region – 5 Schools
The Upper West Region will also have 5 schools in the competition. These schools will be eager to make an impact on the national stage. - Upper East Region – 7 Schools
With 7 schools, the Upper East Region will be well-represented, ensuring that northern Ghana has a significant presence in the competition. - Ahafo Region – 3 Schools
Ahafo Region, one of Ghana’s youngest regions, will have 3 schools participating in the NSMQ 2024, looking to establish their place in the competition. - Oti Region – 3 Schools
Oti Region, which split from Volta Region, is fielding 3 schools in this year’s edition, aiming to prove that they can compete with the best. - Savannah Region – 1 School
Savannah Region has 1 school qualified for the NSMQ 2024, a proud representation of this relatively new region. - North East Region – 2 Schools
North East Region will have 2 schools competing in the 2024 edition, continuing their journey in this national contest. - Western North Region – 2 Schools
Western North will be represented by 2 schools, showcasing the region’s growing presence in the NSMQ.
With several schools from all 16 regions of Ghana qualified for the NSMQ 2024 National Championship, the stage is set for an exciting battle of wits, knowledge, and academic brilliance. The Ashanti Region leads with the most schools, while other regions, including the Eastern and Volta, will also field large contingents of competitive teams.
Which region will dominate this year? Will Ashanti’s powerhouse schools maintain their grip, or will regions like Volta, Greater Accra, or Central rise to the challenge? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: the 2024 NSMQ promises to be an unforgettable contest!
Let the countdown begin! Stay tuned for more updates and share your thoughts—rep your region in the comments!
Source: GESHub.org
