Want better GCSE results? Stop using your smartphone in clas

Want better GCSE results? Stop using your smartphone in class! Pupils with strict device bans are more likely to get top grades than those who scroll, study finds

The GCSE results of teenagers whose phones are stored or locked away all day are one or two grades higher than those at schools with relaxed rules on mobile phones, a new report shows.

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