Presby SHS, Adeiso, a small town in the Eastern Region of Ghana, has made headlines in the ongoing National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) 2026. The school, represented by a team of bright students, has pulled off a miraculous comeback to reach the One-Eighth stage of the competition.
Dramatic Turnaround in Preliminary Contest
In a thrilling contest, Presby SHS, Adeiso, recovered from a late scare to secure victory after briefly slipping to third place. The team's dramatic turnaround was sparked by their impressive performance in the final round, where they added nine points to finish on 50 points, overtaking Wovenu SHTS, who ended on 44 points.
The intense competition, which saw the team face off against Vakpo SHS and Wovenu SHTS, was marked by a series of twists and turns. In Round Three, both Vakpo and Wovenu picked up nine points from the Problem of the Day, while Presby managed just three. However, the team's fortunes changed in the final round, where they secured the necessary points to emerge victorious.
A Long Day of Tense Moments and Protests
The victory was not without its challenges, as the team faced a series of protests from their opponents and supporters. However, the Presby SHS, Adeiso, team remained focused and determined, ultimately emerging victorious after a long day of tense moments.
The victory adds Presby SHS, Adeiso, to the growing list of schools through to the One-Eighth Stage, with just two days of preliminary contests remaining. The competition, which is being held at the University of Ghana, has seen a series of dramatic turnarounds and upsets, keeping fans and supporters on the edge of their seats.
What's Next for Presby SHS, Adeiso?
As the competition continues, Presby SHS, Adeiso, will be looking to build on their momentum and make a strong showing in the One-Eighth stage. With their team's impressive performance in the preliminary contest, fans and supporters are eagerly anticipating what the future holds for the school.
The National Science and Maths Quiz, produced by Primetime Limited and sponsored by the Ghana Education Service, has been a highlight of the academic calendar in Ghana. The competition, which has been running for several years, has seen a series of talented students and schools compete for the top prize. With the One-Eighth stage just around the corner, fans and supporters are eagerly awaiting the next chapter in the competition.
Source: Joy Online
