In Uganda, despite progress being made, gender disparities in education still persist. Girls’ enrollment rates in primary education are generally close to boys’, but the gender gap widens at the secondary and tertiary levels. Many girls drop out due to early marriages, pregnancies, or financial constraints.
In the fishing communities, it rather becomes very rugged with very low retention rates
In higher primary levels and very low in secondary schools with many Boys heading to fishing and Girls being married off to fishermen. Total completion rates stand at 36.7% for all children and Girls scoring very low.