Allergy policy
A branded policy setting out responsibilities, training expectations, Individual Healthcare Plans, emergency response and review arrangements.
Benedict’s Law is the name being used for the new statutory allergy safety requirements for schools in England. From September 2026, schools need stronger arrangements for allergy safety, including a dedicated allergy policy, spare adrenaline auto-injectors and allergy awareness training.
Fully branded policy, procedure and staff handbook: £299 + VAT.
The Government has announced statutory requirements intended to strengthen protection for children with allergies in school. Schools need local allergy arrangements that leaders can explain, staff can follow and records can evidence.
Our fixed-fee toolkit gives you practical, branded documents your school or trust can review, approve and implement without starting from a blank page.
Read the GOV.UK announcementWe prepare a school or trust-branded toolkit designed to make Benedict’s Law compliance easier to evidence and easier for staff to understand.
A branded policy setting out responsibilities, training expectations, Individual Healthcare Plans, emergency response and review arrangements.
A practical procedure covering pupil information, food activities, trips, spare AAI checks, incident recording and escalation.
A clear handbook for staff covering recognition, response, reporting, everyday controls and where to find the school’s arrangements.
A short checklist to help leaders confirm the documents have been reviewed, communicated and connected to local practice.
The toolkit is built around practical implementation: who holds the information, how emergency medication is managed, what staff are expected to know and how incidents are recorded and reviewed.
This toolkit supports practical compliance. It does not replace clinical advice, Individual Healthcare Plan input from healthcare professionals or the school’s responsibility to approve and implement its own arrangements.
Send us your school or trust branding and any existing allergy arrangements. We will prepare the policy, procedure and handbook for your review.
Fully branded allergy policy, procedure and staff handbook to help your school meet the September 2026 requirements.