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Tue, 15 Sep 2026 Feature Article

Bright SHS Celebrates Outstanding NOVDEC Results of Form Two NSMQ Stars

Bright SHS Celebrates Outstanding NOVDEC Results of Form Two NSMQ Stars

Bright Senior High and Technical School is celebrating the remarkable academic achievements of two of its students, Mercy Adjeley Okang and Richmond Kwabena Damoah.

The Form Two students, who distinguished themselves during the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), have achieved exceptional results in the West African Examinations Council’s November/December examination for private candidates.

According to a Facebook post published by the school on September 13, 2026, Mercy obtained seven grade As, while Richmond secured six grade As—an impressive accomplishment considering that both students are still in Form Two.

Bright SHS explained that it encourages its Form Two students to sit the NOVDEC examination as part of its strategy to prepare them adequately for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The practice allows students to assess their academic strengths, identify areas requiring improvement and gain valuable examination experience ahead of their final year.

Mercy and Richmond gained national recognition after helping Bright SHS reach the quarter-finals of the 2026 NSMQ. Their outstanding performances during the competition earned them admiration as two of Ghana’s promising young academic talents.

Their latest success further demonstrates their intelligence, discipline and commitment to learning. It also reflects the school’s dedication to identifying and nurturing academic talent through early preparation and sustained support.

Mercy and Richmond deserve warm congratulations for this remarkable achievement. Their success should inspire other young students across Ghana to pursue academic excellence with determination, confidence and discipline.

Frank Ayim Damptey
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Column: Frank Ayim Damptey

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