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Poland Bans Smartphones and Other Electronic Devices in Primary Schools and Preschools

Poland bans children from using smartphones and other electronic devices in preschools and primary schools to boost wellbeing.

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Poland Bans Smartphones and Other Electronic Devices in Primary Schools and Preschools

Poland has introduced a ban on children using smartphones and other electronic devices in preschools and primary schools. The rule is intended to protect students’ wellbeing and improve safety by reducing screen time and limiting distractions. The policy applies during school hours, with schools expected to enforce the measure through classroom and supervision routines. Supporters say it will encourage more physical activity, social interaction, and face-to-face learning. Critics argue it could be difficult to implement consistently, especially for device-dependent parents.

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