The law has changed.
Now comes the important bit — putting allergy safety into practice.
From September 2026, allergy safety has a much higher profile in schools across England. Understanding the new statutory duties and Department for Education guidance is important, but schools also need practical systems, records and resources that staff can actually use.
That’s why we’ve created the First Aid Garage Academy Benedict’s Law: School Allergy Safety — 2026 Implementation Pack.
Designed as a practical resource for schools, school leaders, teachers, support staff, first aiders and governors/trustees, the pack helps you review your current arrangements, identify gaps and put effective allergy-safety procedures in place.
What’s inside?
The downloadable pack includes practical, ready-to-use resources covering:
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School Allergy Safety Compliance Checklist
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Allergy Safety Policy Template
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Individual Healthcare Plan (IHP) Template
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Staff Training & Competency Record
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Governor / Trustee Audit Checklist
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Spare AAI & Emergency Medication Guide
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Incident & Near-Miss Record
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Implementation Action Plan
It also includes clear visual resources covering recognising anaphylaxis, adrenaline auto-injectors and common allergens, helping schools reinforce the key messages with staff.
Built for real schools, not just the filing cabinet
The aim is simple: to help schools move from “we know there is new guidance” to “we have a workable allergy-safety system in place.”
Use the resources to support policy review, staff training, individual pupil arrangements, emergency medication procedures, governance oversight and ongoing monitoring.
Choose the format that works for you
The complete resource is now available to download from the First Aid Garage Academy in both:
📄 PDF edition — ideal for printing, sharing and using the individual forms and checklists.
📱 ePub book edition — ideal for reading electronically on compatible phones, tablets, computers and e-readers.
Warning these are large files.
Be prepared.
Be compliant.
Be confident.
Allergy safety isn’t simply about having an adrenaline auto-injector available. It’s about making sure the whole school understands its responsibilities, knows the children who may be at risk and is ready to act quickly when it matters.
Download your free copy today and start reviewing your school’s allergy-safety arrangements.
Training today. Saving lives tomorrow.
First Aid Garage Academy