French High Schools Scramble to Work Out Rules as Phone Ban Takes Effect
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French high schools scramble to work out rules as phone ban takes effect
The new school year starts on Tuesday in France, and with it comes a new rule: mobile phones will no longer be allowed in high schools. The ban came into force a week before the first day of term, leaving schools with little time to work out how to put it into practice.
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The government reaffirmed its commitment to implement the measure as early as Tuesday. However, not all schools were able to amend their rules of procedure accordingly.
As of 1 September 2026, several new rules will change the daily life of the French. Work, health, school, energy renovation or budget, certain changes can have very concrete consequences. First of all, the maximum duration of work stoppages will be reduced. Their duration will now be capped at the time of the prescription. Thus, a first stop will not exceed 31 days. An extension will be limited to 62 days. These limits are fixed by a decree of 1…
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