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Ground Breaking Research On Whether Pupils Binge Online To Make Up For School Phone Pouches
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Paul Byrne talks to Shaun Holly, STEM Coordinator Kinsale Community School, and students Ella & Grace on their Young Scientist project tracking if pupils binge-consumed online content at home to make up for pouches introduction
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