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School year begins with new mobile phone restrictions

Now11 September 2026 at 11:54

Classes have begun for primary and secondary cycles, marking the start of the school year with new restrictions on mobile phones. Secondary education is scheduled to begin next week. The new rules apply to primary and secondary cycle students, who have already returned to classrooms. The article does not specify exactly what restrictions have been imposed on mobile phones or provide further details about the context of these new measures.

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