Get started with Allergy School
With the help of Allergy School, everyone can feel confident around food allergies.
Start your journey to becoming more food allergy-friendly by following the steps below.
Your 10-step guide to using Allergy School
Follow these key steps to make the most of everything Allergy School has to offer.
1
Sign up for free
Join our pioneering Allergy School today.
It only takes a minute to sign up.
2
Explore our resources
Get instant access to our engaging educational resources which range from fun films to lesson plans and assembly packs.
3
Choose resources to suit you
Tailor our training to your goals, whether that’s being confident about responding to a food allergy emergency or helping children to understand food allergies.
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Take our self-assessment
Find out how you’re doing on your journey to making sure children with food allergies are safe and included.
Receive free, online food allergy and anaphylaxis training, allergy policy guidance, Top Tips, and the Allergy School certificate and logo.
5
Get the Top Tips
We have Top Tips for parents and carers, schools and out-of-school clubs and group settings.
Follow our simple steps to become more confident around food allergies.
6
Display Allergy School logo & certificate
Showcase your food allergy awareness by displaying the Allergy School logo and certificate in your nursery, school, club or on your website.
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Sign up to our free online training
Get additional support directly from experts and take your food allergy knowledge to the next level.
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Share your success stories
Celebrate your success and inspire others to grow their confidence around food allergies.
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Check out our FAQs
Find answers to the most commonly asked questions about food allergies.
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Be allergy-friendly
Put what you’ve learnt into action and help children with food allergies feel empowered, included and protected.
What people are saying about Allergy School
“Allergy School will help to improve understanding in education about food allergies. This will prevent unnecessary reactions in the classroom and keep everyone safe.”
Rebecca Jones
Sixth Form Progress Coach from Wrexham, and has a son Llyr, with severe allergies to egg and milk.
“It is essential that children and staff in schools with food allergies get the help they need to keep them safe.
This includes ensuring that schools are given the support, advice and resources they need to establish effective allergy management policies and that action can be taken to protect those in schools with food allergies from harm.”
Patrick Roach
General Secretary of the NASUWT, The Teachers’ Union.
“Tesco is delighted to be sponsoring the Allergy School films as part of our Stronger Starts funding programme for schools and young people.
With the help of Allergy School, we can all feel more confident around food allergies and Tesco is proud to be part of improving education on this important issue.”
Ken Murphy
Tesco Group Chief Executive.
