Appropriate Use at School Sample Clauses

Appropriate Use at School. The primary purpose of the BYOD iPad program is to provide students with a powerful ICT tool which will promote personalised learning. At no time during school hours can a student use their iPad for game play or communication which is not directly related to their learning task. This is to be strictly adhered to and appropriate use will be heavily monitored by Classroom Teachers. For the purpose of appropriate use, school hours are considered to commence when the student enters the school grounds and cease once the student exits the school grounds. At no time will the student’s iPad be allowed to be used during recess and lunch breaks, unless the student is undertaking a learning task with the direct supervision of a teacher.
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