NSW government to implement daily screen time limits in public schools
The New South Wales government is introducing daily limits on screen time across public schools. The policy follows reports of poor educational outcomes in the state.
First reported 2 days ago · latest update 2 days agoThe New South Wales government is set to implement new restrictions on the use of screens in schools. This policy shift comes in response to declining academic performance, as officials seek to address concerns regarding the impact of digital devices on student learning outcomes.
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NSW to introduce school screen limits amid poor results
The NSW government will introduce daily screen time limits across public schools following poor education results.
2 days agoNSW to introduce school screen limits amid poor results
The NSW government will introduce daily screen time limits across public schools following poor education results.
2 days ago