The Central Region emerged winners of the Miss GNATLAS 2025 contest following the Grand Finale held on Friday, December 12, 2025, at the GNAT Village (IRIRS), Ejisu Abankro, in the Ashanti Region.
The regional representative, Mary Spiers Asante-Koomson, was crowned Miss GNATLAS 2025, placing first ahead of contestants from the Ashanti and Western Regions, who finished second and third respectively.
The contest formed part of the GNATLAS National Round Table 2025, organised by the Ghana National Association of Teachers Ladies Society (GNATLAS) and powered by the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT).
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Madam Spiers from the Central Region further distinguished herself during the contest through additional awards:
- Miss Culture: Mary Spiers Asante-Koomson (Central Region)
- Best Talent Performance: Mary Spiers Asante-Koomson (Central Region)
Final Rankings – Miss GNATLAS 2025
- 1st Place:Mary Spiers Asante-Koomson (Central Region)
- Laptop (Sponsored by Credit Mall Limited)
- GHS 5,000
- 2nd Place:Asare Flivia (Ashanti Region)
- Tablet (Sponsored by Credit Mall Limited)
- GHS 3,000
- 3rd Place:Godlove Esi Adams – Maame Esi (Western Region)
- Mobile Phone (Sponsored by Credit Mall Limited)
- GHS 2,000
The GNATLAS National Round Table 2025 was a three-day seminar held from December 10–12, 2025, under the theme: “The Role of the Female Teacher in GNAT.”
The programme featured:
- Day 1: Arrival, orientation and briefings
- Day 2: Opening ceremony, presentations and discussions
- Day 3: Group discussions and the Miss GNATLAS 2025 Grand Finale
GNATLAS, the women’s wing of GNAT, marks 40 years of service in 2025. The Round Table is held every four years ahead of the GNAT National Delegates Conference.
