EFAW + Paediatric Element
A one-day EFAW course with an added paediatric element, ideal for school and childcare staff.
On-site anaphylaxis and EpiPen training for school staff — recognise and respond to severe allergic reactions.

Anaphylaxis is a serious and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction that can affect the entire body, often within minutes of exposure to an allergen, but sometimes hours later.
Our training highlights the key differences between allergies and intolerances, equipping participants with the knowledge needed to support both children and adults.
We also cover methods of avoiding allergens, discuss individual care plans, and ensure participants know how to safely store and use adrenaline auto-injectors.
The course includes practical scenarios, both on-site and off-site, ensuring everyone is prepared for an anaphylactic emergency.
This Anaphylaxis and Epipen training is ideal for those working in environments where individuals are at risk of anaphylaxis. Delivered by a healthcare professional, the course covers:
Accident prevention
Understanding the difference between an allergy and intolerance
Recording incidents and accidents
Emergency planning and preparedness
Communication and casualty care
Managing unconscious casualties
Resuscitation techniques
Recognising and responding to:
Allergic reactions
The use and effects of adrenaline auto-injectors
Safe storage of medicines
Guidelines for administering medication
Anaphylaxis – recognising signs, symptoms, and treatments
Auto-injectors: Epipen, Jextpen, and Emerade
Primary survey protocols
Managing asthma
£350 (inclusive). We can accommodate any number of attendees and offer the option to run two 1-hour sessions consecutively at no extra cost.Duration: Approximately 1 hour.
Approximately 1 hour.
Option 1: Group Zoom / Microsoft Teams
This option allows for live, interactive training led by a healthcare professional. Participants will be guided through the safe use of trainer pens and are required to demonstrate their knowledge in practice. Please note that this option is not recommended for individuals who may need translation. The session lasts approximately one hour.
Option 2: On-Site Training
We offer the flexibility to deliver the course at your location on a date that suits you. A registered UK healthcare professional will facilitate the training, providing ample opportunity to discuss all aspects of the course in relation to participants’ prior experiences.All our courses can be scheduled during school hours, after school, or on weekends, with no additional fees for out-of-hours training.
A one-day EFAW course with an added paediatric element, ideal for school and childcare staff.
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