The Government says by making these changes children will be given agreater choice about which music lessons they can take.
The regulations state that music tuition that would be taught as part ofthe National Curriculum or the Key Stage 2 Instrumental and VocalTuition Programme cannot be charged for. Children already taking lessonswill not be charged when the regulations come into effect in September2007.
In addition, looked-after children and those on free school meals willbe exempt from charges.
- www.dfes.gov.uk/consultations/conDetails.cfm?consultationId=1473
Closing date 20 June
- For a roundup of consultations taking place across England, Scotland,Wales, Northern Ireland and the UK, visitwww.childrennow.co.uk/consultations.
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