POLITICS● LOWSep 13 · Sep 13, 2026, 9:36 PM
NSW students to cut screen time
thesaturdaypaper · australia · oceania
Screen limits will be introduced in NSW public schools from next year, becoming mandatory in 2028, with the state education minister stating that the government wants to ensure that “the default is pen and paper”. What we know: From next year, no individual student device will be allowed in public preschools, while kindergarten through to Year 2 students will be capped at 15 minutes a day on...
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