… METHODS: Four hundred and thirty-three school girls between 12-15 years old were
selected randomly from different schools in Jeddah, between October 200--February 2004. We …

… from school and peer pressure affect girls’ education. With the current situation of low girls’
enrolment in the basic schools … are present in the schools thereby preventing girls’ access to …

… The study participants were chosen randomly from secondary schools. This study only
included schools for girls, while schools for both boys and girls were excluded. All the girls aged …

… school girls in the Mizan district in south-western Ethiopia. A two-stage sampling procedure
was used to randomly select 622 adolescent girls, 311 … of the two populations of girls studied. …

… for localized solutions for girls of diverse socioeconomic backgrounds in different regions.
The … girls due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ANOVA test suggests that there might be a shift of …

… of the school-aged population, the girls. In general, fewer girls than boys are found in schools
all over the country, and the lowest rates for the enrolment of girls were closely correlated …

… girls’ secondary education in Europe. In addition to providing the curricula and timetables for
schools … of men and women teachers in girls’ schools, themes echoed in many chapters of …

… In conclusion, urban school girls had a lower mean age of menarche than rural school girls.
Low menarchial age can be a reflection of high socio-economic status, while vigorous sports …

… Menarcheal age was assessed by status quo technique in 722 school girls in Tarka
municipality, Nigeria. Among the girls the mean and median ages at menarche were 13.02 and …

… Ministry of Education of the West ern Region included figures from the two provinces … “Western
Ni geria’’ and “Western Region” refer to that portion of Nigeria which comprised Western …