Ferdinand | EducationGhana | September 23 |NSMQ 2025: Bono, Bono East & Ahafo Girls’ Schools Take the National Stage

 

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NSMQ 2025: Bono, Bono East & Ahafo Girls’ Schools Take the National Stage

 Notre Dame Girls’, Our Lady of Grace SHS, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Girls’ SHS, and Serwaa Kesse Girls’ SHS proudly represent Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo at NSMQ 2025. Discover their profiles, history, and prospects in Ghana’s most competitive academic contest.

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Introduction

The National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) 2025 is more than an academic contest—it is a celebration of Ghana’s brightest minds. For the Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo Regions, the spotlight shines on four distinguished girls’ schools whose participation signals growth, determination, and representation in the national arena.The schools representing the three regions are:

• Notre Dame Girls’ SHS (Bono)
• Our Lady of Grace SHS (Bono)
• Our Lady of Mount Carmel Girls’ SHS (Bono East)
• Serwaa Kesse Girls’ SHS (Ahafo)

Notre Dame Girls’ SHS – Bono’s Powerhouse

Founded in 1987, Notre Dame Girls’ SHS has consistently positioned itself as a center of academic excellence in the Bono Region. Known for discipline, holistic education, and a growing reputation in STEM, the school is a regular NSMQ contender.

• Status in NSMQ 2025: Qualified school
• Track Record: History of steady improvement in NSMQ performances
• Strengths: Science laboratory resources, experienced teaching staff, and strong alumni network

Notre Dame Girls’ represents Bono’s tradition of girls excelling in STEM, and expectations are high for another impressive showing.

Our Lady of Grace SHS – A Rising Private Force

Located in Sunyani, Our Lady of Grace SHS is one of Ghana’s top private schools making waves in national competitions. Though relatively new compared to traditional mission schools, it has rapidly built a reputation for academic discipline and innovation.

• Status in NSMQ 2025: Qualified school
• Unique Factor: Private school representation in a space dominated by public institutions
• Focus: Equipping students with cutting-edge STEM training and holistic learning experiences

Our Lady of Grace joins the league of private schools excelling at NSMQ 2025, alongside others like St. Andrews SHS and Sonrise Christian High School. See more on private schools at NSMQ.

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Girls’ SHS – Bono East’s Hope

As one of the fast-rising Catholic institutions in Bono East, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Girls’ SHS has made a remarkable leap by qualifying for NSMQ 2025.

• Status in NSMQ 2025: Qualified school
• Strengths: Strong Catholic tradition of discipline and academic focus
• Significance: Represents Bono East’s growing influence in girls’ STEM education

Its debut at the NSMQ marks a significant step forward for Bono East Region’s contribution to female representation in science and mathematics.

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Serwaa Kesse Girls’ SHS – Ahafo’s Star

Formerly a training college, Serwaa Kesse Girls’ SHS has developed into a stronghold for female education in Ahafo. The school has built a culture of confidence and participation in national contests.

• Status in NSMQ 2025: Qualified school
• Strengths: Confidence-building, cultural pride, and growing STEM culture
• Impact: Represents Ahafo’s vision of empowering young women through education

Learn more about other Ahafo Region NSMQ schools.

Regional Significance

The participation of Notre Dame Girls’ SHS, Our Lady of Grace SHS, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Girls’ SHS, and Serwaa Kesse Girls’ SHS demonstrates the collective rise of the Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo Regions in the academic landscape. Their qualification is not only a victory for their schools but also a boost for regional visibility in STEM education for girls.Together, these schools emphasize:

• Equity in STEM opportunities for girls across Ghana
• The role of private schools in expanding the NSMQ landscape
• The emergence of Ahafo and Bono East as rising regions in national academic competitions

Internal and External Links

• 📌 Full list of NSMQ 2025 schools
• 📌 Private schools in NSMQ 2025
• 📌 Bono Region NSMQ qualifiers
• 📌 Ahafo Region NSMQ qualifiers
• 📌 Ministry of Education Ghana

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Conclusion

The Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo Regions may not yet be the traditional NSMQ powerhouses, but their girls’ schools have become crucial players in Ghana’s national science and mathematics discourse. With Notre Dame Girls’ SHS, Our Lady of Grace SHS, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Girls’ SHS, and Serwaa Kesse Girls’ SHS all set for NSMQ 2025, the future looks bright for female representation in STEM.Their qualification is a call to inspire young girls across Ghana—that with dedication, discipline, and opportunity, they too can rise to national and global academic prominence.

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Related Links

• Top 20 Colleges of Education in Ghana 2025 Rankings

• Akrokerri College of Education Ranked Best in 2025

• Education in Ghana: Accreditation and Standards

• NSMQ 2025 Regional Hub Navigation

• NSMQ 2025: Full List of Oti Region Schools, Seeded Teams, and Regional Qualifiers

• NSMQ 2025: Full List of Western North Region Schools, Seeded Teams, and Regional Qualifiers

• 2025 SHS Admission Portals: Full List of Senior High and Technical Schools Online

• CSSPS 2025: How to Check Your BECE School Placement Online

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