New Statutory Allergy Guidance Is Here. But knowing what the guidance says and knowing how to put it into practice are two very different things. For many school leaders, the challenge isn't finding the guidance—it's finding the time, confidence and practical support to implement it. With September approaching, implementing these practices can quickly become another pressure on an already busy leadership team. That's why we've created this: "Ready for September" Resource Hub Our aim is simple: to help schools move from reading the guidance to putting it into practice with confidence.
Why This Matters
Every child with a serious allergy deserves to feel safe in school.
Every parent deserves confidence that their child's school knows what to do.
And every member of staff deserves training that gives them the knowledge and confidence to act in an emergency.
Preparing now means starting the new school year knowing your staff are informed, your procedures are stronger and your school is ready.
We're Here to Help
If you'd like advice about the new guidance, discuss staff training or explore how we can support your school, we'd be delighted to help.
Whether you're just getting started or already reviewing your procedures, we're here to support you every step of the way.
"Not Sure Where To Start?"
Our guidance is comprehensive, but many school leaders tell us they're unsure what their first practical steps should be.
That's why we've created our free "Getting Started Guide" It follows this simple 5 step process:
Step 1 – Read the statutory guidance
Step 2 - Download the Getting Started Guide.
Step 3 – Review your current arrangements.
Step 4 – Build staff confidence
Step 5 – Start September with confidence.
Every school should begin by reading the Department for Education's statutory guidance.
It explains the expectations for schools and includes useful templates for allergy policies and Individual Healthcare Plans.
You're not alone.
In just a few minutes, you'll understand:
The five priority actions to take before September
What to review first
Where most schools need to focus their attention
How to begin planning with confidence
Many schools already have good systems in place, but the new guidance is an opportunity to check that your policies, procedures and staff training meet the latest expectations. Reviewing your arrangements now will help ensure your school is ready for September.
Policies don't save lives. People do.
Confidence doesn't come from reading a policy—it comes from practical training. Whether you're training a single school or an entire trust, we can help your staff feel ready for September.
Preparation today helps create a safer tomorrow. By reviewing your arrangements and building staff confidence before September, you'll be ready to put the new guidance into practice from day one.
