
Anaphylaxis Training
Practical face-to-face training in recognising and responding to anaphylaxis, including the use of adrenaline auto-injectors
Practical training • Adrenaline auto-injector practice • On-site delivery
Course at a glance
Course: Anaphylaxis Training
Suitable for: Schools, nurseries, healthcare teams, dental practices, workplaces and other organisations
Duration: 3 hours
Delivery: Face-to-face, on-site
Training includes: Recognition of anaphylaxis, emergency response and practical use of adrenaline auto-injector training devices
Group size: Up to 12 people as standard; larger groups can be accommodated
Certificate: Certificate of Attendance, valid for 3 years
Price: From £395 per course, based on a group of up to 12
Area: Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset and surrounding areas
What you’ll cover
Understanding allergies and anaphylaxis
Common causes and triggers
Recognising the signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction
Recognising anaphylaxis
Assessing and responding to an emergency
When and how to administer adrenaline
Practical use of adrenaline auto-injector training devices
Positioning and monitoring the casualty
Calling the emergency services
Basic Life Support and AED awareness where appropriate
Ongoing care until further medical help arrives
The course combines clear explanation, practical demonstration and hands-on practice to help participants feel more confident responding to an anaphylactic emergency.
Recognise anaphylaxis. Respond with confidence.
Anaphylaxis can develop rapidly and requires prompt recognition and treatment.
This practical course gives participants the knowledge and confidence to recognise the signs of a serious allergic reaction, respond appropriately and use an adrenaline auto-injector correctly.
Training is delivered face-to-face at your premises and can be tailored to the needs of your organisation and the people you support.


Anaphylaxis training for schools and Benedict’s Law
From September 2026, new statutory allergy-safety requirements apply to many schools in England.
The Department for Education’s statutory guidance requires relevant schools to put appropriate allergy-safety arrangements in place, including an allergy safety policy, allergy-awareness training for staff, appropriate Individual Healthcare Plans and systems for managing the use of adrenaline auto-injectors.
These requirements are commonly referred to as Benedict’s Law.
Our practical anaphylaxis training can support schools in meeting the staff-training element of these requirements by helping staff to:
recognise allergic reactions and anaphylaxis
respond appropriately in an emergency
understand when adrenaline may be required
practise using adrenaline auto-injector training devices
build confidence responding to anaphylaxis in the school environment
Training can be delivered on-site to whole staff teams and can support schools in meeting the staff-training elements of the guidance.
Read the Department for Education guidance on allergy safety in schools
Who is this training for?
Schools and education settings
Nurseries and childcare settings
Dental practices
Healthcare teams
Businesses and workplaces
Staff responsible for supporting people with known allergies
Organisations that want their staff to be better prepared for an anaphylactic emergency
Training can be tailored to the needs of your organisation and the situations your staff are most likely to encounter.
Practical adrenaline auto-injector training
Knowing what an adrenaline auto-injector looks like is not the same as feeling confident using one in an emergency.
Participants have the opportunity to practise with training devices and work through realistic scenarios, helping them become more familiar with the actions required when anaphylaxis is suspected.
The emphasis is on practical skills, clear decision-making and building confidence to act promptly.
Arrange anaphylaxis training for your team
Practical, on-site training tailored to your school, workplace, healthcare setting or organisation.
Southern Medical Training
+44 1794 377 311 info@southernmedicaltraining.co.uk
