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Czech Government Approves Ban On Mobile Phones In Schools

Summary by Brno Daily
The Czech government yesterday endorsed a ban on the use of mobile phones and other electronic communication devices in schools, as proposed by Education Minister Robert Plaga and Prime Minister Andrej Babis (both ANO). Plaga said the cabinet’s support for the draft amendment to the education law was unanimous. According to the opposition Civic Democratic Party (ODS), a blanket ban is a populist measure designed to win favour but aimed at underm…

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According to the proposal, mobile phones will not only be banned during classes, but also during recess.

·Borås, Sweden
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In the Czech Republic, a bill is passed to ban mobile phones from schools. The ban is to apply far beyond class. The opposition criticises that teachers are being made "backbag controllers".

·Berlin, Germany
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Guvernul ceh aprobat un proiect de lege care interzice utilizarea telefoanelor mobile și a altor dispositive electronice de comunicare în școli, inclusiv în pauze, pentru a îmbunătăți concentrarea elevilor și a combate hărțuirea online. Opoziția critică însă măsura, susținând că o interdicție generală îi transformă pe profesori în „inspectori de ghiozdane”.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Czech government approves complete ban on mobile phones in schools from 2027The Czech cabinet has approved a bill banning gadgets in schools. The ban will come into effect from September 1, 2027, with exceptions for children with medical conditions.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Here you will find information on the topic "Children and adolescents". Read now "Czech Republic is banning mobile phones at schools".

·Germany
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From September 2027, smartphones and smartwatches will disappear from the classrooms in the Czech Republic. Critics believe that this is populism - and warn of frustration among students.

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Aktuálně.cz broke the news on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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