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Mobile phones have not disappeared from French school despite ban

22-12-2022

Christian Life

Mark Heijster, RD

Mobile phones have not disappeared from French school despite ban

Pupils with a smartphone. Photo ANP, Robert Vos

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France banned mobile phones in all schools four years ago. But that does not yet mean that "le portable" has disappeared from French secondary schools. Effective control is proving to be difficult in many schools.

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