Mobile Phone in High School: Will It Be Banned as Soon as You Get Back to School Next Week? What We Know
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They must either hand over their mobile phone at the beginning of the class or leave it in their pocket: the pupils of the French upper secondary school are no longer allowed to use their mobile phones at school.
Maud Bregeon, the government spokesman, announced this noon: "The ban on cell phones in high schools can be effective from the start." Okay, but what does that mean? We explain how it's going to happen.
The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, has claimed that a school without phones "is to recover the serenity of learning"
The unions of the heads of establishments regret being warned "too late" about the ban on telephones in high schools
The re-entry could mark a major change for high school students. The ban on mobile phones in schools can be applied next week, according to the government.
The ban on mobile phones in high school will come into effect in the fall of next week. The law, amputated by its flagship measure on the prohibition of social networks, was promulgated by Emmanuel Macron.
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