
Audio By Carbonatix
The 2021 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) is about to take another thrilling turn as qualified schools begin vigorous preparations and campaigns for the one-eighth stage.
The 27 contests will begin on Monday, November 15, 2021, in the Ashanti regional capital Kumasi, at two venues concurrently, with few supporters due to the Covid-19.
The one-eighth stage promises to be full of excitement and suspense, judging from the fixtures. The balloting exercise held on Tuesday saw some intriguing groupings that sent social media fans into a frenzy.
The schools were grouped into three pots, with Pot A made up of the 27 seeded schools from the 2020 edition of the NSMQ.
The other 54 qualifiers from the Preliminary Stage were ranked in Pots B and C based on the points they attained at the Preliminary Stage of the competition.
For some of the contests, NSMQ champions will compete against one another, while others will feature city rivals.
As you make your predictions, have it at the back of your mind that no school can be underestimated in this fierce battle full of brains and wits.
Now take a look at the balloting fixtures for the one-eighth stage:
Day One: Monday, November 15, 2021

Day Two: Tuesday, November 16, 2021

Day Three: Wednesday, November 17, 2021

Day Four: Thursday, November 18, 2021

Indeed, these are contests you would not want to miss any but is your school in good standing?
Latest Stories
-
Up to 90% of children with sickle cell risk early death without timely care — Dr Bankas warns
1 minute -
Haruna Iddrisu empowers GES to clamp down on post-WASSCE celebrations in schools
6 minutes -
NACOC arrests three in Volta Region cannabis production and storage raid
16 minutes -
PAC Vice Chair raises alarm over stalled corruption prosecutions, calls for stronger enforcement
19 minutes -
Compassion International graduates urged to avoid deviant behaviour as they transition to independent life
33 minutes -
GES to set up committee to regulate celebrations on SHS campuses
38 minutes -
School environment is for learning, not post-WASSCE celebrations – Haruna Iddrisu
40 minutes -
School heads risk removal over extravagant student celebrations GES warns
45 minutes -
Gov’t moves to tackle student misconduct as education minister announces national forum
48 minutes -
Haruna Iddrisu extends ban on lavish school celebrations to all schools in Ghana
49 minutes -
Keir Starmer resigns as prime minister and leader of Labour Party
52 minutes -
From London to Accra: The UK-Ghana growth partnership in action
1 hour -
Six dead, 34 rescued in multiple road crashes across Volta Region on Sunday
1 hour -
NCPTA’s Deafening Silence: How parental failure, moral decay and social media excesses are turning Ghana’s schools into theatres of indiscipline
1 hour -
Plastic pollution begins at design stage not gutters expert calls for producer responsibility
1 hour