Level 3 Award in Immediate Management of Anaphylaxis (RQF)

Description

Supporting Schools to Meet Benedict’s Law Requirements

With the introduction of Benedict’s Law, schools in England are now required to take a consistent, proactive approach to managing allergies and anaphylaxis. From September 2026, this includes mandatory staff training, access to emergency adrenaline auto-injectors, and robust emergency response procedures

The FAA Level 3 Award in Immediate Management of Anaphylaxis provides the practical skills, confidence, and accredited evidence of competence schools need to meet these requirements and keep pupils safe.

Why this course is essential for schools

Benedict’s Law places a clear duty on schools to ensure that staff can:

This regulated qualification directly supports these obligations by providing hands-on, scenario-based training aligned to national guidance and best practice.

What this course enables your school to demonstrate

By completing this training, your staff can evidence that your school:

This is critical as allergy management moves from recommended practice to mandatory compliance across all schools.

What learners will gain

This course equips staff with the ability to:

Training is practical, engaging, and designed to reflect real-life school scenarios, ensuring staff are confident to act without hesitation.