Biggest thing I could suggest would be to give her your attention freely - if you're not around because of work, she'll be coming to you over and over again, mking sure you're still there, and just for the pleasure of seeing you. By not making her struggle of act up for your attention, you're telling her that she's important, that there's room for her in your arms and your heart and your life. It may seem nike a never-ending stream of interruptions sometimes, but she'll grow up solid and secure about her place in the world; she'll learn that you're there for her no matter what, and she'll depend on that - it will make you her rock and her refuge as she grows.
Don't judge her, don't push her away, be fair and consistent, correct her when you need to - scold her from time to time if you must - but once you build that bond between her heart and yours, it will never break. Build it strong, and spare no effort.
If she knows you & trusts you and can talk to you about anything, that will carry over into every area of her life - she'll have no need for a girl's school, because she'll know she can hold her own in the classroom, on a date, wherever she goes.
Being my daughter's father is hands-down the most important and most satisfying thing I've ever done.
