Healthy snacks - A higher risk in schools? - May 2006
The Anaphylaxis Campaign is planning to monitor allergic reactions in schools, following the announcement of a new Government law that could increase the risks for children with nut allergy.

Government guidance ­ April 2005
A new document published by the Department for Education and Skills sets out a framework within which local authorities, local health trusts, schools and early years settings can work together to develop policies to ensure that children requiring medicines receive appropriate support.

Schools pass peanut test ­ May 2004
Scientists investigated the presence of peanut allergen in the school environment and came up with reassuring findings for staff, pupils and parents

Are conkers risky? ­ Sept 2003
A number of news reports have appeared focusing on the banning of conkers in schools. What exactly is the risk for children with allergies?