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French schools, colleges advised to ban phones if necessary
Updated On: 22 October, 2018 06:39 PM IST | Paris | IANS
The minister said school directors should organise disciplinary councils when necessary, pointing out that one would be taking place at Edouard-Branly de Creteil school in Paris' southeastern suburbs following the fake gun incident there

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French Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer on Monday advised schools to ban the use of cellphones if their presence was creating problems. Blanquer made the recommendation following a case last week in which a 15-year-old pupil allegedly pointed a fake gun at a teacher so she would mark him present after he arrived late to class, an incident that was filmed on a phone and shared online, reports Efe news.
The minister Tweeted: I strongly condemn the acts of threat to a professor who arrived on Thursday at the E. Branly High School in Créteil.

