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Instruments plan for all pupils in Wales
All children in Wales will have free access to a musical instrument from September as part of the Welsh government's new music education plan.
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Funding for music teaching will triple from £1.5m to £4.5m per annum, for the next three years.
Education Minister Jeremy Miles said the new National Music Service would ensure music was accessible to all children in Wales.
Primary school pupils will also get half a term's tuition by a musician.
The Welsh government has said children from low-income families and those with additional learning needs will be given priority.
'Strong tradition'
"Learning an instrument was a formative part of my upbringing and a lack of money should not be a barrier to any young person who wants to learn to play music," said First Minister Mark Drakeford.
All children in Wales should be supported to "play a full part" in Wales' "strong tradition" of musical ensembles, he added.
The plan includes a new national instrument and equipment library to be shared across Wales.
'Happiness and creativity'
"It also helps with mental health, especially after the last two years. There's a strong correlation between playing instruments, happiness and creativity, so hopefully it will also help the children's wellbeing.
"Some children who perhaps don't shine at academic subjects really do with the creative subjects.
"In our school we have a lot of diverse cultures and different languages, but music is one language that they can all perform together, which really helps."
All children in Wales will have free access to a musical instrument from September as part of the Welsh government's new music education plan.
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Funding for music teaching will triple from £1.5m to £4.5m per annum, for the next three years.
Education Minister Jeremy Miles said the new National Music Service would ensure music was accessible to all children in Wales.
Primary school pupils will also get half a term's tuition by a musician.
The Welsh government has said children from low-income families and those with additional learning needs will be given priority.
'Strong tradition'
"Learning an instrument was a formative part of my upbringing and a lack of money should not be a barrier to any young person who wants to learn to play music," said First Minister Mark Drakeford.
All children in Wales should be supported to "play a full part" in Wales' "strong tradition" of musical ensembles, he added.
The plan includes a new national instrument and equipment library to be shared across Wales.
'Happiness and creativity'
"It also helps with mental health, especially after the last two years. There's a strong correlation between playing instruments, happiness and creativity, so hopefully it will also help the children's wellbeing.
"Some children who perhaps don't shine at academic subjects really do with the creative subjects.
"In our school we have a lot of diverse cultures and different languages, but music is one language that they can all perform together, which really helps."