Hi
@Tommyboy2020 I'm so sorry the relationship between you and the school seems to have broken down. There are only a couple of weeks of term left. Can you make an appointment to go in and speak to someone and express your concerns? Maybe a fresh start for August? I'm assuming you are able to monitor your daughter's bg numbers from home. If they don't want you to call her directly (schools are funny about children and phones) could you call the office and tell them you can see she needs treatment? 7 is still quite young and while I'm sure your daughter is sensible and could manage her hypo there will be other children around her and school is safeguarding everyone by saying she has to collect treatment from the office . Maybe asking her class teacher to store the treatment would be an option? Have school received training on changing the dose? If this is something that has been approved by her diabetes team and the local authority then you could ask them to give you a courtesy call. Does someone(an adult) collect her at the end of the day. If so could they go in and collect the bag?
Its so hard when they are little. I had boys who needed support at school. It took me a long time to realise I'd rather make bridges than battles. I'm not saying school is in the right but she has another 7 or 8 years of school ahead and asking for a meeting and explaining how concerned you are might be the place to start.
Good Luck