The Guardian Article Rating'Ban' on mobile phones in English schools could irk teachers and parents
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60% ReliableFair
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68% Positive
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48% : Although it may have been reported as "a ban on mobile phones", it will in fact take the form of non-statutory guidance and is therefore not a legal requirement.47% : Gavin Williamson, the education secretary in 2019-21, also sought a ban on mobile phone as part of a consultation on pupil behaviour and discipline in schools, which concluded last year that a blanket ban was not necessary as a majority of schools were already taking action.
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