What is the correct role of school in this scheme?

Correct answer: Supporting girls study and attendance

The direct answer is B: supporting girls’ study and attendance. A school gives practical support by admitting girls, helping them continue classes, encouraging regular attendance and making learning safe and welcoming. Step by step, the scheme aims at the welfare and education of girls; education requires access to school; regular attendance helps learning; therefore the school must support girls’ enrolment, study and presence. Option A is wrong because stopping admission directly prevents education. Option B is correct because it describes the school’s constructive role. Option C is wrong because girls have the same right to education as boys; a boys-only class creates discrimination. Option D is wrong because hiding attendance conceals a problem instead of solving it. Exam cue: under this scheme, school support means admission, attendance, learning and continuation.