New South Wales schools will introduce strict limits on student screen use, capping daily device time to just 15 minutes for primary and early secondary students. The move aims to address growing concerns over excessive technology exposure and its impact on learning and development. Educators argue that excessive screen use can hinder focus, social skills, and physical activity among young learners. Schools will implement structured guidelines to ensure balanced use of digital tools in classrooms.
NSW schools to cap students' screentime at 15-minutes a day The Educator K/12
