Single-sex schools are educational institutions that enroll only one gender, either boys or girls. These schools aim to create a focused learning environment tailored to the specific needs and learning styles of their students. Proponents argue that single-sex education can enhance academic performance and reduce distractions, allowing students to thrive in their studies. Critics of single-sex schools raise concerns about the potential for reinforcing gender stereotypes and limiting social interaction between genders. They argue that coeducational settings, where both boys and girls learn together, better prepare students for real-world experiences and promote mutual respect and understanding among genders.