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NSMQ 2026 Western Regional Qualifiers: Amenfiman SHS, Tarkwa SHS and Fijai SHS Secure National Championship Slots

Amenfiman SHS, Tarkwa SHS and Fijai SHS qualify for NSMQ 2026 National Championship from Western Region.
Three Western Region senior high schools qualify for the NSMQ 2026 National Championship after Day 1 contests.

Amenfiman SHS, Tarkwa SHS and Fijai SHS qualify for the NSMQ 2026 National Championship after Day 1 of the Western Regional Qualifiers.

Fijai SHS records highest score on Day 1 as three Western Region schools qualify for NSMQ 2026 National Championship


Three senior high schools have qualified to represent the Western Region at the NSMQ 2026 National Championship after impressive performances on Day 1 of the Western Regional Qualifiers held on July 28, 2026.

The successful schools are Amenfiman Senior High School, Tarkwa Senior High School and Fijai Senior High School, who emerged winners in the first three contests of the regional competition.

Fijai SHS recorded the highest score of the day with 74 points, highlighting the competitive academic strength of schools participating in the Western Region qualifiers.

 

Key Facts: NSMQ 2026 Western Regional Qualifiers Day 1

ItemDetails
CompetitionNSMQ 2026 Western Regional Qualifiers
DayDay 1
DateJuly 28, 2026
RegionWestern Region
Schools qualified3
Highest scoreFijai SHS – 74 points
DestinationNSMQ 2026 National Championship

Amenfiman SHS Wins Contest 1 With 61 Points

Amenfiman Senior High School secured the first qualification slot of the day after winning Contest 1 with 61 points.

The school defeated St. Mary’s Boys’ Senior High School, Apowa, which finished second with 48 points.

Ahantaman Girls’ Senior High School followed with 44 points, while Huni Valley Senior High School recorded 21 points.

Contest 1 Results

  1. Amenfiman SHS – 61 points ✅ Qualified
  2. St. Mary’s Boys’ SHS, Apowa – 48 points
  3. Ahantaman Girls’ SHS – 44 points
  4. Huni Valley SHS – 21 points

Related: NSMQ 2026 Regional Qualifiers Complete Results

Related: List of Schools Qualified for NSMQ 2026 National Championship

 

Tarkwa SHS Secures Qualification in Contest 2

Tarkwa Senior High School booked its place at the National Championship after emerging winner of Contest 2 with 49 points.

The school competed against Nkroful Agricultural Senior High School and Mpohor Senior High School, which scored 25 and 9 points respectively.

Contest 2 Results

  1. Tarkwa SHS – 49 points ✅ Qualified
  2. Nkroful Agric SHS – 25 points
  3. Mpohor SHS – 9 points

 

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Fijai SHS Records Highest Score of the Day With 74 Points

Fijai Senior High School produced the strongest performance of Day 1 after winning Contest 3 with an outstanding 74 points.

The school dominated the contest ahead of Daboase Senior High Technical School, which scored 30 points, and Prestea Senior High Technical School, which recorded 22 points.

Fijai SHS’s performance made it the highest-scoring qualifier from the Western Region on the opening day.

Contest 3 Results

  1. Fijai SHS – 74 points ✅ Qualified
  2. Daboase SHTS – 30 points
  3. Prestea SHTS – 22 points

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Western Region Begins NSMQ 2026 Journey With Strong Performances

The opening day of the Western Regional Qualifiers has produced three representatives who will advance to the NSMQ 2026 National Championship.

The results also demonstrate the growing competitiveness among senior high schools in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) disciplines.

With Fijai SHS recording 74 points, the school has set an early benchmark for outstanding performances as other regions continue their qualification contests.

 EducateGhana Analysis

The first day of the Western Regional Qualifiers reflects the increasing depth of academic competition among Ghanaian senior high schools.

Fijai SHS’s 74-point performance stands out, but the close contest between several participating schools also shows that regional qualification is becoming increasingly competitive.

Beyond winning, these competitions continue to promote interest in science and mathematics education while providing a platform for students to demonstrate problem-solving skills and academic excellence.

Frequently Asked Questions About NSMQ 2026 Western Regional Qualifiers

Which schools qualified from Western Region on Day 1?

The qualifiers were Amenfiman SHS, Tarkwa SHS and Fijai SHS.

Which school recorded the highest score on Day 1?

Fijai SHS recorded the highest score with 74 points.

When were the Western Regional Qualifiers Day 1 results released?

The results were announced on July 28, 2026.

How many schools qualified from Day 1?

Three schools secured qualification to the NSMQ 2026 National Championship.

Conclusion

The NSMQ 2026 Western Regional Qualifiers began with strong performances as Amenfiman SHS, Tarkwa SHS and Fijai SHS secured places at the National Championship.

Fijai SHS’s 74-point victory was the highlight of the day, while all participating schools demonstrated the academic strength and competitive spirit associated with Ghana’s premier science and mathematics competition.

EducateGhana will continue to provide updates on NSMQ 2026 regional qualifiers and championship developments.

About the Author

Ferdinand Ellis is an education researcher, curriculum specialist, policy analyst and founder of EducateGhana.com, Ghana’s Education Intelligence Platform. He covers examinations, STEM education, senior high school competitions and education policy developments in Ghana.


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