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Freshers Week and the 1% Phone

You know the feeling. It is 1am, you are three streets from a flat you moved into four days ago, and your battery is sitting at 1%. Everyone around you is new. Their numbers live in a phone that is about to go flat, and you could not tell anyone your address if you tried. […]

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Starting Secondary School

There is a photograph almost every parent takes at the start of September. A child in a blazer that is slightly too big, standing by the front door, bag on both shoulders, trying to look older than they feel. Starting secondary school is one of the biggest steps in childhood, and for most families it […]

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Children’s emergency skills: the gap parents miss

Ask most parents whether their child would know what to do if something went wrong while they were out, and the answer is usually yes. We picture them staying calm, calling for help, telling someone where they are. It is a comforting picture. New research suggests it is often not the real one. What the […]

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Is facial recognition safe: a street surveillance camera on one side and a person choosing to use face recognition on their own phone on the other.

Is Facial Recognition Safe? The Same Face, Two Different Stories

Is facial recognition safe? It is a fair question to be asking this summer. In recent weeks the police have pushed live facial recognition further into British city centres, including central London. A newer approach lets an officer scan a face from a phone in the street. The Government has been consulting on a legal […]

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Reach home without a phone

We want to start this month with a question rather than an answer. It is one we have not been able to put down, and over the next few weeks we are going to try to earn the right to answer it properly. Here it is. If your child needed you this afternoon, really needed […]

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The Hidden Cost of a School Phone Policy

When a school introduces a mobile phone policy, the costs that get signed off are the obvious ones. Pouches, lockable wallets, lockers, and a line in the budget for replacing them each year. Those costs are planned, approved and understood. The cost that never makes it into the business case is the one that arrives […]

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Family Travel Safety Tips for Summer

Summer is the season of departure lounges, motorway service stations and that first proper exhale when the holiday finally begins. It is also the time of year when families are most spread out, most reliant on a single phone, and most likely to hit the small problems that turn a relaxed trip into a stressful […]

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