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General News of Friday, July 12, 2019
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
2019-07-12
play the videoWinners of this year's National Science and Math quiz
The Ghana National Union of Students (NUGS) congratulated the winners of this year's National Science and Mathematics Quiz, St Augustine's College, for their exceptional and outstanding performance at the recently concluded competition.
NUGS, in a statement signed by the secretary and president, congratulated AUGUSCO for its sportsmanship and captivating performances.
On Thursday, July 11, St. Augustine's College ended a 12-year drought in the National Science and Maths Quiz National Finals, winning five Presbyterian Boys' High School wins and three-time St. St. Peter's High School.
At the end of the competition, the Cape Coast boys scored 39 points, PRESEC was second at 34 points and St. Peter's followed at 25 points.
NUGS also expressed the hope that the major interest in the annual math and science quiz competition would "refocus and redefine attitudes in strengthening science and mathematics education in Ghana".
Read below the complete statement
NUGS CONGRATULATES ST. THE AUGUSTINE COLLEGE FOR THE NEW WINNERS OF THE 2019 NATIONAL SCIENCE AND MATHS QUIZ (NSMQ).
The National Union of Students of Ghana wishes to congratulate St. Augustine's College for the new winners of this year's National Mathematics and Science Contest (NSMQ).
St. Augustine's College, having competed against dozens of competitors at this year's competition, deserves laurels for its knowledge, captivating performances and sportsmanship.
We congratulate the teachers and teams of researchers who participated in this year's event from across the country.
NUGS is grateful for the success of this competition and hopes that the major interest generated will refocus and redefine attitudes towards strengthening science and mathematics education in Ghana.
The highly contested national competition on science and mathematics, which is Ghana's largest academic competition, still provides information on the state of science and mathematics education. Over the years, it is clear that progress has been made and we can only encourage even more schools to adopt and strengthen science and math education as well as to improve the quality of life. other areas of knowledge.
NUGS congratulates the organizers of the national science and mathematics quiz, competing teams and teachers who have made valuable efforts to make this event a success.
Congratulations St.Augustine's College and more success to all schools at the contest next year.
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Kobby Otchere Marfo
Press Secretary and Information
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Tinkaro Asare Osei
President, NUGS
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