Are children required to perform wudu' to learn the Qur'an?

Question:
Does the teacher who teaches children order them to perform wudu'?

Answer:
If they have reached the age of seven, he orders them to perform wudu'. As for those under seven... their needs are written for them on papers or on boards.
Q: When they reach the age of accountability...?
A: They are not allowed to use the mushaf; he provides them with other things, their needs; because, and Allah knows best, he is in his first year, the age of seven in his first year, and he is a student.
Q: And if it is in parts?
A: I say: he provides them with papers, which is easier than the mushaf, or he delays teaching them the Qur'an until they complete seven years so that he can teach them ritual purity.
Q: Who interpreted purity as spiritual purity—the purity of the person?
A: No, it is a type of legal purity; whoever has a legal custom is referred to it.
Q: Is the disagreement regarding those who distinguish or regarding adults?
A: It is regarding those who distinguish and adults. The one who distinguishes is taught ritual purity, and the adult is known.