
See the full NSMQ 2026 Bono Regional Qualifiers fixtures from July 31 to August 1. 22 schools will compete across 5 contests for slots at Nationals.
ARTICLE INFORMATION BOX
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Article Type | Education Competition Guide |
| Competition | National Science & Maths Quiz (NSMQ) 2026 |
| Region | Bono Region |
| Stage | Regional Qualifiers |
| Dates | July 31 – August 1, 2026 |
| Number of Contests | 5 |
| Participating Schools | 22 |
| Qualification Slots | 5 |
| Organiser | Primetime Limited |
| Support | Ghana Education Service, JoyNews and GOIL |
| Published By | EducateGhana.com |
Sunyani, Bono Region — The stage is set for the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) Bono Regional Qualifiers as 22 senior high schools prepare to compete for places at the National Championship.
The Bono Regional Qualifiers will take place from Friday, July 31 to Saturday, August 1, 2026, with schools battling across five contests for the opportunity to represent the region at Ghana’s premier academic competition.
Each contest winner will secure qualification to the NSMQ 2026 National Championship, joining the strongest science and mathematics teams from across Ghana.
The Bono Region has consistently produced competitive schools in the NSMQ, and this year’s qualifiers are expected to feature intense battles among established institutions and emerging academic contenders.
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Contest 1: Methodist SHTS Berekum Leads Opening Battle
The first contest of the Bono Regional Qualifiers will feature five schools competing for the first qualification slot.
Contest 1 Participating Schools
- Methodist SHTS, Berekum
- Istiqaama SHS
- Kyem Amponsah SHS
- Mansen SHS
- Odomaseman SHS
The opening contest is expected to set the tone for the regional competition as schools seek an early qualification advantage.
Methodist SHTS, Berekum enters the contest with the experience of competing within one of Bono Region’s strongest academic environments, while other schools will aim to create surprises.
Contest 2: Four Schools Battle for National Championship Slot
The second contest will feature four senior high schools competing for qualification.
Contest 2 Participating Schools
- Sacred Heart SHS, Nsoatre
- Nkoranman SHS
- Nkrankwanta SHTS
- Salvation Army SHS
With only one school able to progress from each contest, accuracy, speed and teamwork will be critical factors.
The contest will test students’ knowledge in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and general science as they compete under pressure.
Contest 3: Sunyani SHS and Four Others Compete
Contest 3 brings together five schools with aspirations of reaching the national stage.
Contest 3 Participating Schools
- Sunyani SHS
- Diamono SHS
- Drobo SHS
- Goka SHTS
- Nsawkaw State SHS
Sunyani SHS, as one of the recognised schools in the region, will attract attention from supporters. However, every participating school has an opportunity to secure qualification through preparation and performance.
Contest 4: Dormaa SHS and St. Augustine’s SHS Face Competition
Contest 4 features another competitive group of schools.
Contest 4 Participating Schools
- Dormaa SHS
- St. Augustine’s SHS, Berekum
- Sumaman SHS
- Twene Amanfo SHTS
- Wenchi Methodist SHTS
The contest brings together schools from different parts of the Bono Region, creating another opportunity for academic excellence and regional representation.
Contest 5: Final Bono Qualification Battle
The final contest of the Bono Regional Qualifiers will take place on Saturday, August 1, 2026.
Four schools will compete for the final qualification slot.
Contest 5 Participating Schools
- Presbyterian SHS, Berekum
- Badu SHTS
- Berekum SHS
- Chiraa SHS
The final contest is expected to attract strong attention as schools compete for the last opportunity to join Bono Region’s representatives at the National Championship.
Complete NSMQ 2026 Bono Regional Qualifiers Schedule
| Contest | Date | Number of Schools |
|---|---|---|
| Contest 1 | July 31, 2026 | 5 schools |
| Contest 2 | July 31, 2026 | 4 schools |
| Contest 3 | July 31, 2026 | 5 schools |
| Contest 4 | July 31, 2026 | 5 schools |
| Contest 5 | August 1, 2026 | 4 schools |
A total of 22 schools will compete across five contests, with five winners qualifying for the NSMQ 2026 National Championship.
What to Expect from Bono Region’s NSMQ 2026 Qualifiers
The Bono Regional Qualifiers will showcase the depth of academic talent within the region.
The NSMQ continues to serve as an important platform for promoting science, mathematics and critical thinking among Ghanaian senior high school students.
Beyond winning a competition, participating schools gain valuable experience in problem-solving, teamwork and academic confidence.
The qualifiers also provide students with exposure to a national platform where schools from different regions compete for recognition and excellence.
With five qualification slots available, every contest will be important as schools attempt to secure their place among Ghana’s best science and mathematics teams.
➡ Related: NSMQ Past Winners List: Complete History of National Science and Maths Quiz Champions
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Frequently Asked Questions About NSMQ 2026 Bono Regional Qualifiers
1. When will the NSMQ 2026 Bono Regional Qualifiers take place?
The Bono Regional Qualifiers will take place from July 31 to August 1, 2026.
2. How many schools are competing in the Bono Regional Qualifiers?
A total of 22 senior high schools will compete.
3. How many contests will be held in Bono Region?
Five contests will be held during the qualifiers.
4. How many schools will qualify from Bono Region?
Five schools will qualify to represent Bono Region at the NSMQ 2026 National Championship.
5. Which schools are competing in Contest 1?
Methodist SHTS Berekum, Istiqaama SHS, Kyem Amponsah SHS, Mansen SHS and Odomaseman SHS will compete in Contest 1.
6. Which school will represent Bono Region at Nationals?
The winners of the five regional qualifier contests will represent Bono Region.
7. Who organises the National Science and Maths Quiz?
The NSMQ is organised by Primetime Limited with support from the Ghana Education Service and partners.
8. Where can I follow NSMQ 2026 Bono Region updates?
EducateGhana.com will provide fixtures, results, qualified schools and updates throughout the competition.
Why You Can Trust This Information
EducateGhana.com provides verified education news and competition updates based on official schedules, school announcements and recognised sources connected to the National Science and Maths Quiz.
This article forms part of our NSMQ 2026 Regional Qualifiers coverage under the Competitions and Awards cluster.
Our reporting approach focuses on accuracy, clarity and providing useful information for students, teachers, parents and education stakeholders.
Conclusion
The NSMQ 2026 Bono Regional Qualifiers will provide another exciting opportunity for senior high schools across the region to demonstrate excellence in science and mathematics.
With 22 schools competing across five contests, the competition promises challenging questions, strong performances and memorable moments as schools battle for places at the National Championship.
Students, teachers, alumni and supporters across Bono Region will be watching closely as the qualifiers determine the five schools that will carry the region’s hopes at NSMQ 2026 Nationals.
EducateGhana.com will continue bringing you updates on results, qualified schools and major highlights from the competition.
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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