HT201304 Can I turn imessaging off in my childs ipod?

I want to restrict my childs imessaging so they can't use it at school.
I also would like to restrict or turn off their wi-fi during these hours do they can't use it.
There really isn't anything under restrictions and how can I do it so they can't just go back in and turn it on?

For Messages, go to Settings>Messages>Send and Receive and sign out of the Apple ID. The go to Settings>general>Restrictions and set the Restrictions that prevents changing accounts
iOS: Understanding Restrictions (Parental Controls)
For time restrictions (and much more) there is this app
ParentKit - Parental Controls for iOS
It is a subscription and first months is free.

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