RHINO Phone Pouch

Phones Secure. Pupils Present. Learning Protected.
Helping schools put phones aside, so learning can take the lead
For many pupils, the school day begins with notifications, messages and online pressures already in their hands. By age 11, 91% of children own their own mobile phone*, making clear and consistent school routines more important than ever.
RHINO Phone Pouches help schools create safer, calmer and more focused learning environments by securely managing mobile phone use. They support pupil focus, wellbeing and behaviour, while helping teachers maintain a more settled teaching environment.
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Supporting Current Department for Education Guidance
Recent UK Department for Education guidance states that schools should be mobile phone-free by default, reinforcing the importance of clear, effective measures during the school day. This guidance is now legally binding under the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026, with schools required to comply by 1 September 2026. Learn More About The Mobile-Free Schools Policy.
Why Go Mobile Phone-Free Now?
- 9 in 10 children own a mobile phone by age 11
- Three-quarters of 8–17 social media users have a profile on at least one major platform
- The Department for Education says schools should be mobile phone-free by default
- UNESCO reports that 114 education systems now have national school phone bans, representing 58% of countries worldwide

Choose the Right Level of Support for Your School
Every school has its own behaviour policy, safeguarding priorities and daily routines. RHINO Phone Pouches give schools practical options to support different approaches.

Designed for Safety, Security and Everyday School Use

Lock - Phones are secured at the start of the school day.
Secure - Pupils keep their devices with them, reducing the need for large locker installations or complex collection systems.
Protect - Learning time, focus, behaviour, routines and pupil wellbeing are supported throughout the day.
Safe - Phones are available again for journeys to and from school.

A clear routine helps pupils understand expectations and helps staff reinforce the school’s mobile phone policy consistently.







