Welsh government pledges £39m for schools broadband
All schools will have access to faster broadband connections as a result of £39m from the Welsh government, First Minister Carwyn Jones said.
He said the money would "transform" learning and teaching, and would give all schools access to world-class broadband by next year.
Ministers said they acted after hearing about schools' experiences of coping with variable broadband speeds.
Opposition parties welcomed the money.
Arwyn Jones reports.
15 Jan 2013