The excitement is building as the qualified schools from each region prepare for the much-anticipated 2024 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ). This year’s competition promises to be thrilling, with top schools from across the country vying for the coveted title.
Among the participating regions, both the Western and Western North regions have seen remarkable performances in the Regional rounds, securing several schools for the national championship.
Here’s a breakdown of the schools from the Western and Western North regions that have qualified for the 2024 NSMQ National Championship prelims.
Western Region – Prelims Qualified Schools
- St. Mary’s Boys’ Senior High School
- Sekondi College
- Archbishop Porter Girls’ Senior High School
- Fiaseman Senior High School
- Adiemra Senior High School
- Amenfiman Senior High School
- Shama Senior High School
These seven schools will represent the Western Region, bringing with them a strong tradition of academic excellence and competition experience. Schools like St. Mary’s Boys’ SHS and Sekondi College have established themselves as strong contenders in past editions, while others aim to leave their mark in 2024.
Western North Region – Prelims Qualified Schools
- St. Joseph’s Senior High School
- Sefwi Wiawso Senior High School
The Western North Region will be represented by two schools in this year’s competition: St. Joseph’s SHS and Sefwi Wiawso SHS. These schools have consistently proven their mettle in their respective zones, and they will be looking to make a strong impression on the national stage.
What’s Next?
With these schools qualified, the countdown to the 2024 NSMQ National Championship is on. Both the Western and Western North regions have shown immense potential in the past, and with this lineup of schools, it’s clear that the competition will be fierce.
Which school will rise to the top and earn national glory? Will Western or Western North produce this year’s champion? Stay tuned for all the action and updates as the competition unfolds!
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Source: GESHub.org
