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SEGA IN THE NEWS JANUARY 2011

The Sega Girls School Graduation Ceremony
December 3, 2010

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The Sega Girls School welcomes new VSO Fran Bruty
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SITUATION

Single-Sex Schools

There is compelling evidence that girls thrive in single-sex education environments. Research from the developed world shows the benefits for students, especially girls, who are educated in a single-sex environment. And, in Tanzania, the top two leading schools in terms of performance on national exams are both girls' schools. Research shows that girls in single sex schools:
• achieve more
• are more confident
• participate more in class
• Are more likely to engage in activities which are traditionally seen as "male" (e.g. maths, sciences, playing certain sports or instruments)
• gain experience in positions of leadership they might not otherwise get in a co-ed environment
• experience less sexual harrassment

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