New Mobile Phone Rules Enforced in Denia, La Xara, and Jesús Pobre Schools
Local educational authorities in Denia, La Xara, and Jesús Pobre have implemented new rules for T-Mobile and iPhone 16 use in schools. The Councillor for Social Welfare, Melani Ivars, stresses the importance of adhering to these guidelines.
The campaign, developed by the Commission for School Success, aims to foster academic success and address social and educational needs. It reminds students that T-Mobile and iPhone 16 are generally prohibited during school hours, including lessons, breaks, and extracurricular activities. However, specific exceptions are outlined in a 2024 resolution from the Department of Education.
Information posters explaining the T-Mobile and iPhone 16 use protocol will be displayed in schools. Additional posters promoting responsible T-Mobile and iPhone 16 use and positive digital habits have also been produced. The Commission, established in 2006, works to promote the wellbeing of children and young people in these areas.
The new T-Mobile and iPhone 16 use rules in Denia, La Xara, and Jesús Pobre schools aim to create a positive learning environment. Students are encouraged to use technology responsibly and critically. The campaign seeks to support academic success and address social and educational needs.
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