A mum says the council needs to stop putting money before neurodivergent children's needs.
Rachel said her seven-year-old son's education, health and care plan - or EHCP - specified he was suitable for a mainstream school.
"He just shut down, his mental health deteriorated, he has a diagnosed eating disorder, his eating deteriorated, he dropped weight, he stopped using his voice, he just cried every single day.Rachel said Mason's ECHP had been reviewed each year. Rachel said the council had a duty to care for children with special educational needs, even if it "costs a lot of money".
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