Gillian Keegan set to announce ban at Tory conference
The use of mobile phones in classrooms will be banned, according to an announcement by Education Secretary Gillian Keegan today. Keegan believes that the ban will help to reduce disruption and improve student focus. The ban will be revealed at the Tory conference in Manchester.
New guidance to be issued to schools across England
Schools across England will receive new guidance requiring them to take action on mobile phone use during lessons and breaks. This directive comes as a response to one of the biggest challenges faced by both students and teachers.
Power given to teachers to enforce the ban
Education Secretary Gillian Keegan will outline a plan to empower teachers to ban mobile phones from classrooms. The move aims to provide teachers with the authority to effectively address the issue of mobile phone usage in schools.
Varied current policies on mobile phones in schools
Currently, some schools already enforce a policy where phones are confiscated each morning, while others permit phone use during breaks and lunchtimes.
UN report supports ban to enhance learning and combat cyberbullying
An UN report has recommended the banning of mobile phones in classrooms as a way to enhance learning and reduce instances of cyberbullying.
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