NSMQ 2025: Central & Upper East Girls’ Schools Gear Up for October National Championship

2023 NSMQ Regional Qualifiers: List of Qualified Schools from the Eastern Region
2023 NSMQ Regional Qualifiers: List of Qualified Schools from the Eastern Region

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NSMQ 2025: Central & Upper East Girls’ Schools Gear Up for October National Championship

 Wesley Girls’, Mfantsiman Girls’, and Our Lady of Lourdes Girls’ SHS will represent the Central and Upper East Regions at NSMQ 2025. Learn more about their history, strengths, and prospects as Ghana prepares for the October national championship.

Introduction

The National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) 2025 is Ghana’s premier academic competition, bringing together the brightest students across the country. For the Central Region and Upper East Region, this year’s representation shines a spotlight on three outstanding girls’ schools: Wesley Girls’ SHS, Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS, and Our Lady of Lourdes Girls’ SHS.As Ghana prepares for the national championship in October 2025, these schools stand as proud ambassadors of female excellence in science and mathematics.

Wesley Girls’ SHS – The Central Region Powerhouse

Founded in 1836, Wesley Girls’ SHS (popularly called Wey Gey Hey) is one of Ghana’s most prestigious girls’ schools. Known for its discipline, academic rigor, and excellence in science education, the school has consistently been a seeded competitor at the NSMQ.
  • Status in NSMQ 2025: Seeded school
  • Strengths: Top-performing science departments, experienced NSMQ coaching team, strong alumni network
  • Legacy: One of the most respected institutions in Ghana’s educational history
Wesley Girls’ continues to inspire confidence in its ability to reach the latter stages of the competition. Read more about Central Region NSMQ schools.

Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS – Tradition of Excellence

Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS, established in 1960, is another powerhouse from the Central Region. The school has a proud tradition of academic resilience and has been a consistent performer at the NSMQ.
  • Status in NSMQ 2025: Seeded school
  • Track Record: Known for pushing into competitive rounds against top national schools
  • Reputation: Holds a legacy of training confident, outspoken young women prepared to lead in STEM and beyond
With strong preparation for NSMQ 2025, Mfantsiman Girls’ will be looking to make an even deeper impact in the national contest.

Our Lady of Lourdes Girls’ SHS – Upper East’s New Hope

Making history this year is Our Lady of Lourdes Girls’ SHS, the first all-girls’ school from the Upper East Region to qualify for the NSMQ. This is a milestone for the school, its students, and the region as a whole.
  • Status in NSMQ 2025: New entrant
  • Significance: Expands the representation of Northern Ghana in girls’ STEM education
  • Outlook: Though new to the NSMQ, the school is determined to make a bold impression at the October championship

Learn more about other new entrants at NSMQ 2025.


Regional Significance

The combination of Central Region’s academic giants (Wesley Girls’ and Mfantsiman Girls’) with the Upper East’s emerging star (Our Lady of Lourdes Girls’) highlights Ghana’s educational diversity.
  • Central Region: Continues to demonstrate why it is a hub of elite schools and national champions.
  • Upper East Region: Signals a breakthrough in female STEM representation, bringing a new voice to the competition.
Together, these schools reflect Ghana’s broader ambition of ensuring regional balance in education and giving every girl the opportunity to shine on the national stage.

National Championship in October 2025

The NSMQ 2025 National Championship is scheduled for October 2025, where these schools will join others across Ghana to battle for supremacy in science and mathematics. The competition promises to showcase not just academic brilliance but also the growing influence of girls’ schools in Ghana’s educational story.Follow updates on the NSMQ 2025 national championship for fixtures, live coverage, and results.

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Conclusion

At the NSMQ 2025 National Championship in October, all eyes will be on Wesley Girls’ SHS, Mfantsiman Girls’ SHS, and Our Lady of Lourdes Girls’ SHS. Their participation not only represents their respective regions but also symbolizes Ghana’s progress in promoting STEM education for girls.These schools stand as a testament to discipline, resilience, and the belief that when girls are given the opportunity, they can match—and even surpass—the best in the country.
 
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