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More than 90% of schools in England ban mobile phone use

More than 90% of schools in England ban mobile phone use

ISLAMABAD: Almost all schools in England have banned students from using mobile phones within the walls of educational institutions.

This situation was shown by the first nationwide survey initiated by the Commissioner for Children's Affairs of England, Rachel de Souza. This is reported by The Guardian.

The ban on the use of mobile phones was previously proposed by the General Secretary of the National Education Union (NEU), the largest educational trade union in Great Britain, Daniel Kebede.

The reason is the harmful effect on young people. And almost all educational teams of educational institutions in the region supported his initiative.

A survey of more than 15,000 schools showed that 99.8% of primary schools and 90% of secondary schools have introduced such a ban. As a result, a network of educational institutions with a coverage of 35,000 students will be the first in the United Kingdom to abandon telephone communication during school hours.

According to the head of the educational trade union, an ordinary 12-year-old teenager has access to the most hardcore pornography on his mobile phone. And this incredibly harms the well-being of boys and their perception of women and girls, sex and relationships.

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