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£219 per group
Also available in Nottingham, Derby and Leicester.
Benedict’s Law Training for Schools course outline
During your 1.5-hour Benedict’s Law Training for Schools session in Lincoln, our nurse-led tutors will cover:
Understand Benedict’s Law and the September 2026 statutory guidance, and how these allergy requirements apply to everyday school life.
Confidently read, interpret, and follow pupils’ Individual Healthcare Plans (IHPs) so allergy and anaphylaxis care is embedded into classroom practice.
Identify common school allergy triggers, including food allergens, insect stings, latex, and environmental factors around your site.
Recognise how allergy and anaphylaxis symptoms can look different across age groups, from early years pupils to teenagers.
Spot critical red-flag signs of a severe allergic reaction that indicate a pupil needs immediate emergency adrenaline and a 999 call.
Practise using EpiPen and Jext trainer devices to build muscle memory for safe, correct auto-injector use in line with anaphylaxis guidance.
Take part in realistic, school-based simulation drills to rehearse staff roles, communication, and effective handover to emergency services during an anaphylaxis emergency.
Complete an assessment to receive a certificate accredited by the First Aid Industry Body (FAIB).
Includes assessment & certification
This course concludes with a formal assessment in Benedict’s Law Training for Schools. Upon successful completion, you will be awarded an industry-recognised certificate confirming your competence.
Our training hubs in Lincoln
We use venues on Lincoln’s south and west sides to keep the day straightforward, with easier parking and less city-centre traffic to deal with.
Where we teach
We commonly use areas around North Hykeham, Waddington, Bracebridge Heath and Swinderby. Learners also travel in from Sleaford, Newark and Gainsborough.
Getting there
The A46, A15 and Lincoln bypass provide the easiest approach. Parking is usually free or low cost, with local bus links available.
Frequently asked questions
Why use HealthCore?
Training should be friendly, confidence-building, and practical.
Our sessions are hands-on, scenario-based, and taught in plain English. We prioritize practice over slides, using industry-leading simulation equipment (from Laerdal and Practiman) to ensure realism.
We keep the atmosphere relaxed and supportive, ensuring every candidate leaves feeling ready to act when it counts.
As a nurse-led provider based in the East Midlands, we set a higher standard for safety training.
Your course will be delivered exclusively by Registered Healthcare Professionals with current NHS clinical experience. We bridge the gap between theory and reality, giving you the confidence that comes from learning from those who save lives for a living.
Don't settle for tick-box training when lives depend on it.
When will I get the exact venue address for my Lincoln course?
Wherever possible the date listing already points you to the right side of town, for example Lincoln (North Hykeham) or Lincoln (Bracebridge Heath). About two weeks before your Benedict’s Law Training for Schools date we send the exact address and arrival details by email, once numbers are confirmed and the room is booked.
Who is Benedict’s Law allergy and anaphylaxis training for?
Our Benedict’s Law allergy and anaphylaxis training is designed for schools and educational settings that support pupils with allergies or are updating their policies in line with Benedict’s Law. It’s suitable for primary, secondary, and SEND schools, as well as academies and multi-academy trusts that want consistent staff training across sites
Do I need any previous allergy or first aid training?
No previous allergy or first aid training is required. The course is accessible for all school staff, from teachers and TAs to lunchtime supervisors and admin teams, while still being detailed enough for pastoral leads, SENCOs, and senior leaders responsible for allergy policy and anaphylaxis planning
Do all school staff need training on adrenaline auto-injectors?
Yes. From Summer 2026 all school and childcare staff are required to have allergy and anaphylaxis training which includes the use of adrenaline auto-injectors (EpiPen and Jext).
Is this course compliant with Benedict’s Law and current school guidance?
Yes. The syllabus is built around the allergy and anaphylaxis expectations introduced by Benedict’s Law and the updated statutory guidance for schools, helping you align daily practice, IHPs, and emergency procedures with what regulators and inspectors expect to see in place.
Does the course include simulation scenarios for schools?
We include scenario-based practice and optional live-action simulations based on school situations, such as reactions in the dining hall, playground, or classroom. This helps staff apply allergy and anaphylaxis knowledge to real-world school contexts and rehearse roles, communication, and handover to emergency services.
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