Who it is for
Is this the right course?
- School, nursery and whole-staff teams
- Workplaces, hospitality teams, carers and community organisations
- Anyone who may need to recognise and respond to anaphylaxis
Important scope
What this course does—and does not—cover
This course supports the anaphylaxis recognition and emergency-response element of wider allergy-safety training. It does not by itself make a school ‘Benedict’s Law compliant’ or replace the school’s own policies, Individual Healthcare Plans and school-specific procedures.
Not included in the course price
- A venue or training room
- Parking charges or agreed travel outside FAB’s usual delivery area
- Live adrenaline auto-injectors or medication
- School allergy-policy writing, Individual Healthcare Plans, allergen controls, food procedures or incident-reporting arrangements
- A regulated qualification or a claim of ‘Benedict’s Law compliance’
Course content
What we will cover
- What anaphylaxis is and common triggers
- Signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis
- Life-threatening airway, breathing and circulation problems
- Early recognition and calling for emergency help
- Emergency treatment for anaphylaxis
- Awareness of adrenaline devices
- Hands-on practice using needle-free auto-injector training devices