Mobile phones to be banned from Northern Territory classrooms from next year

Posted 2022-11-02, Australian Broadcasting Corporation Headlines

The NT government has announced the devices will be banned from government schools in coming months in a bid to curb classroom distractions and focus on learning. ...... read full story

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