Understanding allergies
Common allergens, types of reaction and why risk can look different for each pupil.
For school leaders, SENCOs and education teamsAllergy safety.
Allergy safety.
Confidence in action.
CPD-accredited, practical allergy and anaphylaxis awareness training that helps your staff recognise reactions, respond promptly and support pupils with confidence.
Because knowing what to do is one thing. Feeling prepared to do it in a real emergency is another.
CPD-accreditedLive & interactivePractical AAI familiarisation
Prepared staff.
Safer, more inclusive schools.
Safer, more inclusive schools.
Why this matters nowA written policy matters.
A written policy matters.
So does what happens in the moment.
From September 2026, schools in England covered by the new duty must have, review and publish an allergy safety policy and have regard to statutory guidance.
The Department for Education's July 2026 guidance addresses whole-school allergy awareness, emergency response, Individual Healthcare Plans, and learning from incidents and near misses.
My training helps staff turn that guidance into everyday awareness and more confident responses. It complements, rather than replaces, your school's policies, individual care plans and local clinical arrangements.
Read the DfE statutory guidance ↗Training goes beyond ticking a box
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Recognise the signs
Understand symptoms of allergic reactions and anaphylaxis, including when to act.
02
Act with confidence
Practise familiarisation with trainer adrenaline auto-injectors and emergency steps.
03
Build a safer culture
Consider routine risk reduction, inclusion and the lessons near misses can teach.
The programme
Practical training for the whole school community.
Clear explanations, real-life school scenarios, hands-on familiarisation and room to ask the questions people don't always feel comfortable asking.
Recognising anaphylaxis
Know the warning signs, distinguish urgent symptoms and understand the importance of prompt action.
Emergency response
What staff should do, when to use adrenaline and how to summon emergency help.
Auto-injector practice
Trainer-device familiarisation, building practical confidence through participation.
Everyday safety
Food activities, hand hygiene, trips, communication and practical risk reduction.
Inclusion and learning
Supporting pupils' emotional wellbeing, avoiding unnecessary exclusion and reflecting on near misses.
Independently accredited training
Recognised CPD learning for your team.
This school allergy and anaphylaxis training is an accredited activity with 2 CPD credits, activity number #1021355.
Accreditation applies to this training activity, not to a school’s policies or its compliance with statutory duties.
The CPD Register ↗
Format2-hour live, interactive session
AudienceTeaching, support and wider school staff
ApproachScenarios, discussion and practice
RecognitionCPD-accredited course
Measured impact · September 2026Staff didn't just enjoy the training.
Staff didn't just enjoy the training.
They reported feeling better prepared.
Feedback from a whole-school training event, with 15 pre-session and 14 post-session survey responses.
2.87/5 before→4.71/5 after
3.53/5 before→4.64/5 after
100%felt better prepared to respond to an allergy emergency
100%rated the session's usefulness and relevance 5 out of 5
100%said they would recommend the training
About these results: Based on one school's September 2026 event. Fifteen pre-training and fourteen post-training responses were collected; the figures compare group averages, not individually matched staff changes. Percentages refer to the 14 post-training respondents. Results are self-reported and are not a measure of observed emergency performance.
In staff members' words
“Great training session, useful information and opportunity to practice.
“Great pace… Very informative and relevant…
Simple pricing
Choose the format that suits your team.
Live, whole-school training with time for questions and practical familiarisation.
Whole-school training
£250
One two-hour interactive session for a school staff group.
- CPD-accredited training
- Practical trainer-device familiarisation
- School-relevant scenarios and Q&A
Two-session school day
£400 total
Two separate two-hour sessions, allowing more colleagues to participate meaningfully.
- Same CPD-accredited programme
- More space for questions and practice
- Useful for splitting larger staff teams
Prices are for the live sessions described. Any recorded catch-up option would be quoted separately if available. Please enquire about scheduling and practical arrangements.
Meet your trainerProfessional expertise.
Professional expertise.
Personal understanding.
I'm Fulden, a registered mental health nurse, psychology graduate, certified coach and mum to a child with significant food allergies.
My experience brings together an understanding of emergencies, the emotional realities for families and the everyday challenges school staff face. My aim isn't to leave people with more paperwork. It's to help teams understand what matters and feel more capable of taking appropriate action.
Registered mental health nurseBSc Psychology · MSc Cognitive PsychologyCertified coachAllergy parent
Learn more about Fulden ↗Common questions
Before you book.
Have a question about your school or staff group? Email me and we'll work out what fits.
Is this suitable for all school staff?
Yes. The material is intended to build whole-school awareness and is relevant to teaching, learning support and other staff who encounter pupils. We'll discuss the composition and needs of your group in advance.
Does this replace our allergy policy or pupil care plans?
No. This is staff education and practical familiarisation, not a review or certification of your school's policy, and it does not replace individual healthcare plans or prescribed emergency action plans.
Is there practical auto-injector training?
Yes. The live session includes familiarisation with trainer adrenaline auto-injectors and discussion of the emergency response process.
Can you train our school in two separate groups?
Yes. Two separate two-hour sessions on the same school day are available for £400 total, subject to scheduling.
Can absent staff access a recording?
A recorded catch-up resource is being explored as a separate option; it isn't included in the live-session prices or currently promised as part of the package.
Take the next step
Email about school training →Help your team feel ready when it matters.
Tell me your school type, approximate staff numbers and preferred term, and I'll help you choose the right session format.