Rather than being a mere component of society, girls constitute society itself. They are our children and grandchildren and should be provided with the most outstanding education possible.
Girls need access to all forms of education to empower them to make healthy choices that benefit themselves, their families, and the greater community.
Education is the key to success in this endeavor. It is our collective responsibility as a nation to guarantee that all girls have the opportunity to pursue and complete a high-quality education. This necessitates more money for schools and colleges across Kenya and more for children who cannot afford school to get scholarships and grants.
Any person aspiring to achieve anything in today’s competitive environment must prioritize education above all else, especially females, who frequently experience prejudice and hostility from male peers. However, there is no reason girls can’t have an education on par with boys, and many nations are working toward this end.
Girls today have more spare time than ever because of the ease with which they may obtain higher education.
The advancement of technology and scientific knowledge in the modern world has significantly contributed to girls’ education. These advancements can be seen in how girls are taught math and science at home and in school.
