Students say no phone policies aren't always effective
Mobile phone bans won't eliminate the issue of bullying in schools.
That's according to students at Ramsey Grammar, during Anti-Bullying Week.
A number of schools on the Island, including RGS, have a no mobile phone policy for its students.
But whilst this can prevent certain kinds of negative attention, anti-bullying ambassadors Lucy and Daniel explain why it isn't always effective:
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