You already have a phone policy. It's just not working.
Now the policy holds.
No confiscation. No conflict. No loopholes
Used by
Schools. Stages. Courtrooms. Boardrooms.
When distraction has a cost.
The screenfree approach
A lockable pouch that removes the phone - and the argument - from the day.
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school crest or logo
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ID card holder
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Brand Colour options
Designed for everyday classroom use.
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Magnetic locking
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Durable and tamper-resistant
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Optional signal-blocking lining
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No setup or Tech required
Customization options
Staff control when phones are unlocked - quickiy and consistently.
How schools get started with screenfree
Schools can start small - and expand over time
Common starting points
Entry
Targeted Use
Intermediate
Cohort rollout
Committed
Whole-school system
Best for
Frequent offenders or Visible Phone use
Why schools choose this
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Easy to trial
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Immediate Relief
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No distruption
Best for
Year 7 intake or selected cohorts
Why schools choose this
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Sets expectations early
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Fewer issues later
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Smooth path to expansion
Best for
Secondary school ready for consistency
Why schools choose this
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Clear expectations school-wide
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Reduced staff load
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Long-term culture shift
How it Works
Step 1 - Phone goes in
Step 2 - Lock it Shut
Step 3 - Unlock only when allowed
No apps. No dashboards. Just a clear routine
screenfree solutions for schools
Start small. Grows when you're ready.
Two pouch options. One system
Signal-Blocking Pouch
Phones are locked and fully disconnected - no notifications, no hotspots, no grey areas. Best for whole-day, policy-aligned phone-free learning.
Most schools choose this
Standard Lockable Pouch
Phones are locked and inaccessible, but signals are not blocked. Typically used for pilots, phased rollouts, or lower-control environments.
Optional / pilot use
Unlocking infrastructure
Staff control the unlock. That's it.
Portable Unlocking Magnets
The core of the system.
Flexible, fast, and ideal for pilots or smaller rollouts.
Wall-Mounted Unlocking Stations
Fixed unlocking points for larger or whole-school systems
Pilots let schools test screenfree in practice - without committing to a full roll-out. Each option is designed to match different starting points, from staff familiarization to cohort-level trials.
Sample Pack
What's included - 2 screenfree phone pouches(1x standard & 1x signal blocking) + 1 unlocking magnet
Purpose - Familiarize staff with the pouch and unlocking process before use.
Entry-level Pilot
What's included - 10 screenfree phone pouches(standard or signal blocking) + 1 unlocking magnet
Purpose -Targeted use for visible phone issues or frequent offenders - immediate administrative relief.
Cohort Pilot
What's included - 50 screenfree phone pouches(standard or signal blocking) + 3 unlocking magnets
Purpose - Trial screenfree across two classrooms to observe routines, behavior, and staff impact.
Many schools use pilots as a foundation for wider rollout, once routines and expectations are clear
What schools see with screenfree
Worldwide Adoption
This approach is used in 3,000+ schools across 27 countries
Results That Matter
Academic
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improved student outcomes
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Higher senior pass rates reported
Behavioral
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Fewer phone-related incidents
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Reduced misuse, cheating and disruption
Engagement
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Higher student engagment
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I'mproved classroom behavior
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Academic focus improves over time
Cultural
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Fewer social media-driven disruptions
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Stronger classroom culture and teacher morale
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Clearer boundaries. Less daily friction
Results vary by context - which is why schools start small, test what works, and scale with confidence
Why screenfree?
Schools can't compete with the feed. They don't have to.
Brain Drain is Real
Constant Phone Proximity reduces working memory, focus and cognitive capacity - even when devices are switched off.
Willpower Isn't Enough
It's Not a Fair Fight - Expecting self-discipline around the most addictive technology ever puts students in an unwinnable position. It's not a fair or realistic expectation for students
Teacher Burn-out
Burnt-Out Teachers, Switched-off students - Poor enforcement drains staff energy and erodes classroom culture.
screenfree FAQs
How does the pouch work?
Each student locks their phone in a secure pouch using a magnetic lock. They keep the pouch with them throughout the day and unlock at designated points when allowed.
Do students keep their phones?
That's set by the school. Some schools let students keep phones on them, others require them to be placed in student lockers or school bags.
What happens if a student needs access during the day?
That’s up to your policy. Some schools create designated unlocking times or allow supervised access when necessary.
How long does it take to set up?
Minimal setup. Most schools can pilot screenfree immediately, and staff and students understand the routine in minutes.
What’s included in a pilot?
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screenfree pouches
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unlocking magnets or station
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Optional onboarding support
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Quick-start guide
Can I purchase pouches directly without a pilot?
Yes — if you already know what you need, we can quote directly based on quantity and delivery.