Benedict’s Law Compliant – Delivered In Person by a Paramedic

This one‑hour, in‑person training session is designed specifically for schools in line with Benedict’s Law (September 2024), ensuring all staff — including teachers, support staff, lunchtime supervisors, office staff, and auxiliary personnel — are confident and competent in recognising and responding to life‑threatening allergic reactions and asthma emergencies.

The course focuses on user friendly, practical and jargon‑free instruction - delivered by an experienced paramedic, ensuring staff feel prepared rather than overwhelmed. The emphasis is on early recognition, calm decision‑making, and the safe delivery of both the EpiPen auto‑injector and emergency inhaler.

This training is Ofsted compliant and can be delivered to groups of up to 40 staff members at a time, making it ideal for whole‑school implementation.

⭐ Key Points

Fully aligned with Benedict’s Law (Sept 2024)

• Designed for all school staff, including auxiliary and non‑teaching roles

• Delivered in person by a qualified paramedic

• Clear, jargon‑free teaching suitable for every level of experience

• Focus on anaphylaxis recognition and treatment

• Safe and correct use of EpiPen auto‑injectors

• Recognition of asthma emergencies and correct inhaler administration

• One‑hour course, ideal for staff training days or inset sessions

• Ofsted compliant

• Capacity for up to 40 participants per session