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NSMQ 2026: Saviour SHS returns to national championship after one-year absence

Saviour Senior High School has secured a return to the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) National Championship after emerging winners in the Eastern Regional qualifiers, ending a one-year absence from Ghana's premier academic competition. The school accumulated 46 points to finish ahead of Nkwatia Presby SHS, which mounted a strong challenge but settled for second place with 41 points.…

NSMQ 2026: Saviour SHS returns to national championship after one-year absence

In a remarkable turn of events, Saviour Senior High School has reclaimed its spot in the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) National Championship after a one-year hiatus. The school emerged victorious in the Eastern Regional qualifiers, boasting a total of 46 points, which surpassed the competition from Nkwatia Presby SHS by a margin of five points.

Nkwatia Presby SHS, displaying commendable resilience, secured the second position with an impressive 41 points. Abuakwa State College finished in third place with 32 points, while H’Mount Sinai SHS lagged behind with 10 points. The NSMQ contest showcased fierce competition, with Nkwatia Presby SHS maintaining a strong presence in the race for most of the competition.

However, it was Saviour SHS that displayed remarkable composure in the closing stages, effectively preserving a five-point advantage to secure automatic qualification for the 2026 national finals. The achievement of Saviour SHS joins a growing list of schools from the Eastern Region who have successfully qualified for the prestigious NSMQ 2026 National Championship.

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