
Sekondi College, Adiembra SHS and Shama SHS qualify for NSMQ 2026 Nationals after Day 2 Western Regional Qualifiers, with Sekondi scoring 73 points.
ARTICLE INFORMATION BOX
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Article Type | Education Competition News |
| Competition | National Science & Maths Quiz (NSMQ) 2026 |
| Region | Western Region |
| Stage | Regional Qualifiers Day 2 |
| Date | July 29, 2026 |
| Contests Covered | Contest 4, 5 and 6 |
| Organiser | Primetime Limited |
| Qualification | NSMQ 2026 National Championship |
| Published By | EducateGhana.com |
| Author | Ferdinand Ellis / Education Ghana News Team |
Takoradi, Western Region — The 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) Western Regional Qualifiers continued with exciting performances as Sekondi College, Adiembra Senior High School and Shama Senior High School secured qualification to the National Championship.
Day 2 of the Western Regional Qualifiers, held on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, produced strong academic displays, including the highest score recorded so far in the region.
The three successful schools emerged winners of Contests 4, 5 and 6, joining Amenfiman Senior High School, which qualified from Day 1.
Meanwhile, Ghana Senior High School, Takoradi (GSTS) has already secured its place at the National Championship as a seeded school.
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Sekondi College Records Highest Score with 73 Points
The biggest highlight of Day 2 came from Sekondi College, which produced a dominant performance in Contest 5.
Sekondi College recorded an impressive 73 points, the highest score achieved so far in the Western Regional Qualifiers.
The school demonstrated excellent preparation and strong subject mastery to comfortably win the contest.
Contest 5 Final Scores
| School | Score |
|---|---|
| Sekondi College ✅ | 73 points |
| Bompeh SHTS | 26 points |
| Annor Adjaye SHS | 7 points |
Sekondi College’s performance immediately positioned the school among the strong contenders representing the Western Region at the NSMQ 2026 National Championship.
The 73-point score also reflected the growing competitiveness of schools within the region, as institutions continue to improve their preparation for Ghana’s premier science and mathematics competition.
Adiembra SHS Wins Opening Contest of Day 2
In Contest 4, Adiembra Senior High School secured qualification after emerging victorious with 45 points.
The school defeated two other competing schools in a contest that tested students’ knowledge across different areas of science and mathematics.
Contest 4 Final Scores
| School | Score |
|---|---|
| Adiembra SHS ✅ | 45 points |
| Kwame Nkrumah SHS, Nsein | 23 points |
| Fiaseman SHS | 12 points |
Adiembra SHS’s qualification adds another representative from the Western Region to the growing list of schools preparing for the national competition.
The school’s success highlights the importance of academic preparation, teamwork and consistent participation in competitive learning activities.
Shama SHS Edges Fiaseman SHS in Close Contest
The final contest of Day 2 produced one of the closest battles of the day.
In Contest 6, Shama Senior High School secured qualification after defeating Fiaseman SHS by four points.
Shama SHS finished with 40 points, while Fiaseman SHS followed closely with 36 points.
Contest 6 Final Scores
| School | Score |
|---|---|
| Shama SHS ✅ | 40 points |
| Fiaseman SHS | 36 points |
| Methodist SHS | 17 points |
The contest demonstrated the competitive nature of the NSMQ qualifiers, where small differences in scores can determine which schools advance to the national stage.
Shama SHS’s victory earned the school a place among Western Region’s representatives for NSMQ 2026.
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Schools Qualified from Western Region Day 2
The three schools that qualified from Day 2 are:
| No. | School | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sekondi College | 73 points |
| 2 | Adiembra SHS | 45 points |
| 3 | Shama SHS | 40 points |
These schools join Amenfiman SHS and seeded school GSTS as Western Region representatives for the NSMQ 2026 National Championship.
Key Highlights from Western Regional Qualifiers Day 2
Sekondi College Produces Outstanding Performance
Sekondi College’s 73-point score was the major talking point of Day 2.
The performance demonstrated the school’s academic strength and placed it among the early favourites from the Western Region.
High scores in the NSMQ often reflect strong preparation, effective coaching and students’ ability to apply knowledge under pressure.
Shama SHS Wins a Four-Point Thriller
The contest between Shama SHS and Fiaseman SHS provided one of the most exciting moments of the day.
With only four points separating the two schools, the result showed how competitive the regional qualifiers have become.
Fiaseman SHS Appears Twice on Day 2
Fiaseman SHS competed in both Contest 4 and Contest 6, showing the demanding nature of the qualification process.
Although the school did not secure qualification, its participation demonstrated the depth of academic competition within the Western Region.
Western Region’s Journey to NSMQ 2026 Nationals
The Western Regional Qualifiers continue to showcase the academic talent available across the region.
Historically, the Western Region has produced strong NSMQ teams, including schools that have progressed to advanced stages of the national competition.
The qualification of Sekondi College, Adiembra SHS and Shama SHS adds to the growing representation of the region ahead of the NSMQ 2026 National Championship.
With more contests remaining, additional schools will continue competing for the opportunity to join the region’s strongest representatives.
EducateGhana.com will provide regular updates on fixtures, results, qualified schools and major highlights throughout the competition.
Frequently Asked Questions About NSMQ 2026 Western Regional Qualifiers Day 2
1. Which schools qualified from Western Region on Day 2 of NSMQ 2026?
Sekondi College, Adiembra SHS and Shama SHS qualified from Day 2.
2. Which school recorded the highest score on Western Region Day 2?
Sekondi College recorded the highest score with 73 points.
3. How many schools qualified from Day 2?
Three schools qualified from the three contests held on Day 2.
4. How many points did Sekondi College score?
Sekondi College scored 73 points.
5. Which school won Contest 6?
Shama SHS won Contest 6 with 40 points.
6. How close was the Shama SHS and Fiaseman SHS contest?
Shama SHS defeated Fiaseman SHS by four points, 40 to 36.
7. Which Western Region school is already seeded for NSMQ 2026?
Ghana Senior High School, Takoradi (GSTS) is seeded and automatically qualifies.
8. Where can I follow NSMQ 2026 results?
EducateGhana.com provides updated NSMQ fixtures, results, qualified schools and education news.
Why You Can Trust This Information
EducateGhana.com publishes NSMQ updates using verified competition results, official announcements and information from recognised education sources.
This article forms part of our NSMQ 2026 Regional Qualifiers coverage under the Competitions and Awards cluster.
Our editorial approach focuses on accuracy, verification and providing useful education information for students, teachers, parents and stakeholders.
Conclusion
Day 2 of the NSMQ 2026 Western Regional Qualifiers produced remarkable performances as Sekondi College, Adiembra SHS and Shama SHS earned qualification to represent the region at the National Championship.
Sekondi College’s outstanding 73-point performance was the biggest highlight of the day, while Shama SHS’s narrow victory over Fiaseman SHS demonstrated the intensity of the competition.
Together with Amenfiman SHS and seeded school GSTS, these schools will carry the hopes of the Western Region when the NSMQ 2026 National Championship begins.
The remaining qualifiers will determine the final schools joining the region’s delegation as Ghana prepares for another exciting celebration of science and mathematics excellence.
About the Author
Ferdinand Ellis is an education researcher, curriculum specialist, lecturer, policy analyst and founder of EducateGhana.com, Ghana’s Education Intelligence Platform.
He covers education policy, examinations, STEM education, academic competitions and student opportunities, providing reliable education information for learners, teachers, parents, institutions and policymakers.
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