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LOCKABLE PHONE POUCHES FOR SCHOOLS

You already have a phone policy. Now make it hold.

Lockable pouches that take phone access out of the school day. Students keep the device. Staff decide when it opens.

screenfree pouch range
screenfree approved access phone pouch with sunset orange logo for students with approved medical or accessibility needs.
White screenfree standard locking phone pouch used by students in Australian schools.
Blue screenfree signal-blocking phone pouch used by students in Australian schools.
THE PROBLEM

The policy isn't the problem. Holding it is.

Every school has the rule

The policy isn't the gap. Enforcing it the same way, every period, every staff member, is.

Students find where the line bends

Some staff confiscate. Some remind. Some let it slide. Kids clock the difference in a week.

The cost comes out of teaching

Every pocket check, every corridor negotiation, every "put it away" - straight out of class time.

The gap isn't in your policy. It is in the enforcement.
HOW IT WORKS

One routine. No apps. No daily collection.

01
Phone goes in.

Each student places their phone in a screenfree pouch at the start of the day.

02
Pouch locks.

A magnetic lock holds it shut. No app to install, no setup.

A visible, repeatable routine that does not rely on every teacher having the same conversation all day.

03
Student keeps it.

They carry the locked pouch with them through the day.

04
Staff unlock it.

The school decides when and where pouches open, using a portable unlocker or wall-mounted station. It takes seconds.

WHAT SCHOOLS ARE SEEING

Don't take our word for it. Take theirs.

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One of the unexpected benefits that we've noticed has been how students have become much more social with each other.

Courtaney Wood, Deputy Principal
Reddam House, Sydney
Reddam House - screenfree initiative featured on Channel 7's morning show  
sunrise channel 7
WHERE TO START

Where does your school sit?

NEW TO THE POUCH MODEL
New to the pouch model.

See how the system works and what it costs

ALREADY USING A POUCH SYSTEM
Already using a pouch system

On Yondr or similar, but hitting hotspotting, rigid contract terms or coverage gaps?  There is another option.

WORRIED ABOUT HOTSPOTTING
Worried about hotspotting

Standard pouches secure access, not the signal.  If students are hotspotting or using bluetooth, the signal-blocking option closes it. 

WHY SCREENFREE

Why schools choose screenfree

01
Signal-blocking is an option, not a default.

A standard screenfree pouch secures access during the day. The signal-blocking version is a separate option that blocks mobile data, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth while the phone is properly sealed inside.

02
No subscriptions or ongoing licence fees.

A one-time purchase. The pouches are yours and stay usable year after year, with no annual programme fee to keep them working.

03
Students keep their phone.

No central storage system to run, and no liability for a cupboard full of devices.

04
Made yours.

Add your crest, colours and an optional ID-holder window, so it reads as school kit rather than a supplier's product.

VICTORIA 2027
KEY DATE
28 Jan

2027 school year start.

Victorian schools: the 2027 restrictions are coming.

From 28 January 2027, Victoria's phone restrictions extend to Catholic and independent schools. Our plain-English guide covers what is changing and how to work back from Term 1.

SEE IT FOR YOURSELF

Want to see whether this holds at your school?

Request a sample pack: one standard pouch, one signal-blocking pouch and one unlocking magnet. Enough to test the lock, the signal-blocking and the fit. If you are already costing it up, ask for a quote and we will scope it to your numbers.

INSIDE THE SAMPLE PACK
Standard pouch
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Signal-blocking pouch
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Portable unlocking magnet
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