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Originally Posted by Jon T
Don't know about that one, far too many things a kid does at school needs parental permission for it to be as straight forward as that.
If no extra legislation is needed, and the inspection of kids phones is brought in, then it'll be something else that's used when it suits, and ignored when it's inconvenient, just like every other anti-bullying strategy that's come and gone.
My mum has recently retired from teaching, she thinks this is a dreadful idea. It's dangerous on both legal and moral grounds.
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as far as i know most of the things that require a parents permission are for activities outside school hours so are not covered by in loco parentis
I agree that it could be dangerous on legal and moral grounds but if it is restricted to the head teacher only and for very specific reasons such as bulying or even watching porn in class then i wouldn't have a problem ,because as a parent if i found that on my sons phone i would remove it