masters strict phone policy
Definition
A rigorous rule enforced by school teachers (often called 'masters' in British English contexts) that limits or bans student use of mobile phones during class or school hours, typically to boost focus and curb distractions.
An institutional guideline in educational settings where faculty strictly regulate phone access, turning devices into contraband faster than you can say 'one more TikTok.'
Examples
Under the masters' strict phone policy, my iPhone spent more time in detention than I did.
The masters' strict phone policy turned our lunch break into a black-market smuggling operation for Snapchat.
Thanks to the masters' strict phone policy, we mastered the art of carrier pigeons instead.
The masters' strict phone policy? It's like they declared war on our group chats and won.