APSU Congratulates St Augustine’s College on Back-to-Back National Investment Quiz Wins
St Augustine’s College successfully defended the National Investment Quiz trophy, winning back-to-back victories in 2025 and 2026.
In Brief
- •St Augustine’s College successfully defended the National Investment Quiz trophy, winning back-to-back victories in 2025 and 2026.
- •The National Investment Quiz aims to build financial literacy among senior high school students and inspire future leaders in Finance, Economics, and Business.
- •The 2026 grand finale featured four schools, with St Augustine’s College emerging victorious in a closely contested battle.
- •The APSU Secretariat commended the contestants, coordinators, Steering Committee, College Management, and staff for their hard work and contributions.
- •The Secretariat expressed appreciation to APSUnians worldwide for their "unflinching support" throughout the competition.
Why It Matters
The National Investment Quiz is a significant event in Ghana's educational landscape, focusing on financial literacy and investment fundamentals. It provides a competitive platform for students to demonstrate their understanding of key financial concepts. The back-to-back victories by St Augustine’s College highlight the college's commitment to academic excellence and the development of future leaders in the finance sector. This event also underscores the importance of financial education in preparing students for the challenges of the modern economy.
Key Details
- Competing Schools
- St Augustine’s College, Mfantsipim School, Prempeh College, Corpus Christi Senior High School
- Final Scores
- St Augustine’s College: 40 points, Mfantsipim School: 36 points, Prempeh College: 33 points, Corpus Christi Senior High School: 23 points
- Riddle Round Results
- Corpus Christi answered the second riddle correctly, St Augustine’s College took the third and fourth, and Mfantsipim answered the fifth riddle correctly.
Context & Background
The National Investment Quiz is an annual competition organized by the Accra Polytechnic and the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre. It aims to build financial literacy among senior high school students and inspire future leaders in Finance, Economics, and Business.
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