The 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) champions, Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School (PRESEC-Legon), have paid a courtesy call on the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, MP.

The visit provided an opportunity for the champions to interact with the Foreign Affairs Minister following their impressive achievement in the prestigious national academic competition.

PRESEC-Legon Celebrates NSMQ Triumph

PRESEC-Legon’s latest NSMQ victory adds another remarkable chapter to the school’s strong record in Ghana’s science and mathematics competition.

The achievement has once again highlighted the academic excellence, discipline, teamwork, and intellectual abilities of the students who represented the school in the 2026 competition.

Courtesy Call on Foreign Affairs Minister

During the courtesy visit, the students and their representatives met with Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, who received the champions and acknowledged their accomplishment.

The engagement also underscored the importance of supporting academic excellence and encouraging young Ghanaians to pursue education, innovation, science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Inspiring the Next Generation

The success of PRESEC-Legon serves as an inspiration to students across Ghana, demonstrating the value of preparation, teamwork, dedication, and academic commitment.

The NSMQ remains one of Ghana’s most celebrated academic competitions, providing a platform for students to demonstrate their knowledge and problem-solving abilities in science and mathematics.

A Proud Moment for PRESEC-Legon

The courtesy call forms part of activities surrounding the school’s celebration of its latest NSMQ achievement.

The 2026 champions will now carry the pride of their victory as they continue their academic journeys, while their achievement is expected to motivate future generations of PRESEC-Legon students.