Gillian Keegan plans to ban mobile phones from English schools
- Head teachers in England will be instructed to ban students from using mobile phones throughout the school day, including breaks, due to their distracting nature and potential for bullying.
- The Department for Education plans to introduce guidelines that allow students to bring their phones to school for travel purposes but prohibit their use during the day. Similar proposals have been considered in the past.
- France and China have already implemented national bans on mobile phone usage in schools, and the Netherlands is set to follow suit in 2024.
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'Distracting' Mobile Phones to Be Banned in Schools but Unions Doubt It Is Enforceable
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has set out plans to ban children from using mobile phones in school, saying they are to blame for “distraction, disruption, and bullying.” But the proposed blanket ban on pupils using mobile phones in schools across England was immediately criticised by the leader of one of the big teaching unions who said it “could cause more problems than it solves.” Ms. Keegan told the Conservative Party Conference in Manch…
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