Parents say they are 'overwhelmed' by the process to get one-to-one support at school.
Sandra's seven-year-old son Joe was diagnosed with the condition in March.
"When his alarm goes off they have to respond and it might go off every five minutes for an hour... I constantly feel guilty to the school and I just think of all those children that are losing out because of the intensity of support needed to manage him," she said. She said she had spoken to Joe's head teacher about starting the process, adding: "She [the head teacher] said it would have to go to a panel... why do we have to justify it to a panel? You know, it's pretty straightforward... this is a very straightforward diagnosis.""Who does it? I don't know. Is it me? Is it the head? Can they [the school] go through that? They're eight teachers down with sickness at the moment.
The Equality Act 2010 legally defines children with diabetes as people living with a disability. As such, education institutions and the NHS must ensure students living with diabetes are not disadvantaged. Dr French said the levels of support children with the condition received at school was "inconsistent" across Wales.
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