Inspectors say a council still needs to do better in helping pupils with special educational needs
Robert Martin and his daughter Lucy said the first two secondary schools did not meet her special educational needsSupport for children with special educational needs still needs to be improved in Leicestershire, inspectors have said." in Leicestershire County Council's Special Education Needs and Disabilities services.report, they said there had not been enough improvement of its education, health and care plans.
"As not all the significant weaknesses have improved, it is for Department of Education and NHS England to determine the next steps." "We requested support. First they declined support, then later when they gave a report it wasn't correct and wasn't a fair reflection of her needs," he said.Mr Martin said EHC plans needed to "adequately represent our children", adding it was "fundamental".
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