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Allergy Awareness Training (Benedict's Law)


Designed to support the new Benedict's Law allergy guidance
 

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Allergy Awareness Benedict's Law
 

  • 2 hour course (1 day)
  • Onsite
  • Certificate valid for 1 year
  • Safe Haven accredited 
  • 16 delegates per trainer
  • All equipment provided
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Allergy Awareness Training (Benedict's Law)


Our allergy awareness training gives teachers and support staff the knowledge to recognise an allergic reaction early and respond with confidence.

The course has been developed to help schools prepare for the new statutory allergy guidance expected to come into force from September 2026 under Benedict's Law, which is set to strengthen protections for children with allergies in educational settings across England.
 

  • Duration

    1 Day

  • Certificate Validity

    1 Year

  • Assessment

    Practical Assessment and MCQs

Course Requirements
  • No prior first aid knowledge needed
  • Minimum age 14 years
  • Physically able** to carry out practical elements
  • Comfortable clothing recommended
  • A smartphone or tablet is required to scan QR codes for the test
     

**if you require any assistance due to physical limitations, contact us and we’ll accommodate where possible.

What You'll Learn

About two hours, the training builds practical knowledge across prevention, recognition and response.

  • Roles and responsibilities under the new Benedict's Law guidance
  • Understanding allergies, intolerances and anaphylaxis
  • Recognising the signs and symptoms of mild and severe allergic reactions
  • Adrenaline auto injectors (AAIs), including EpiPen®, Jext® and nasal spray options
  • The 14 major allergens and common allergy triggers
  • Allergy risk management in schools and childcare settings
  • Safe food practices and allergen awareness
  • Emergency procedures and responding to anaphylaxis incidents
  • Individual Healthcare Plans (IHPs) and allergy management policies
  • Creating allergy aware environments for children and adults
  • Practical allergy emergency scenarios and best practice guidance
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