Ban on mobile phones in British schools, PM Rishi Sunak announced by sharing a creative video

Fed up with mobile phone addiction and the problems it causes, Britain has banned it in schools. After this decision of Britain, its discussion has started in many countries. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced this by sharing a video on Twitter.

Rishi Sunak has shared a very creative video. It can be seen in the video that their phone is ringing repeatedly. Rishi Sunak has tried to show through a video how mobile phones are creating problems in the classroom.

We know how distracting mobile phones are in the classroom.

Today we help schools put an end to this. pic.twitter.com/ulV23CIbNe

— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) February 19, 2024

It can be seen in the video that they are trying to talk again and again, but in between, his phone rings. After the phone rings three times, Rishi Sunak takes the phone out of his pocket and puts it aside and says look how frustrating it is.

In another statement, the Prime Minister said that nearly one-third of secondary school students said that phones interfered with their studies. We know that they (mobile phones) create distractions in class and cause bullying in schools.

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Many schools have already banned them, creating a safer and better learning environment for their students. New guidelines have also been issued regarding mobile ban in schools. The Prime Minister says that we are ensuring that our children get the education they deserve.