Ipad network connection failed

My ipad has been extremley slow latley and whenever I open the internet or when its plugged into itunes it says either network connection failed or timed out. AND my wifi is on. Also my home button has been very sketchy lately. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesnt.
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Hi,
Tap Settings / General / Reset / Reset Network Settings.
Restart the iPad.
More help here for Troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks and connections
Also my home button has been very sketchy lately. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesnt.
Probably a good idea to get that repaired. If you just purchased this iPad you have 14 days from purchase for an exchange or refund.
Carolyn
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