How a school was transformed when students were banned from using their mobile phones

How a school was transformed when students were banned from using their mobile phones

Board games, an oval packed at lunchtime and kids playing hopscotch: How a school was transformed when students were banned from using their mobile phones

  • A Sydney school has issued a ban on mobile phones for students in Years 7 to 10 
  • After a full term, students and parents are said to be happy with the mobile ban
  • NSW and Victoria have announced they will ban mobile phones state wide
  • The latest school to officially ban mobile phones has revealed its students have been transformed and are happy they made the change.

    Lakes Grammar, located north of the NSW Central Coast, implemented the ban in May due to concerns about students playing video games at school.

    Teaching and Learning Director Michelle Smith said there had been an noticeable increase in interactions, with students far more likely to go out onto the oval or play games together, the Daily Telegraph reported.

    'Board games are coming out, cards are out and they are all interacting. We're even seeing them play hopscotch and the old favourite, duck duck goose. It's really interesting what they have come up with.

    Lakes Grammar implemented the ban in May to due t ..

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