We researched 100 schools to discover how they are preparing for September allergy changes

Download our free report to discover how schools are preparing for the September changes

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New statutory guidance is approaching

but research reveals persistent gaps in data accuracy, communication, and system integration that put pupils at risk today.

Cite human error as their biggest risk

Struggle to keep dietary data up to date

Identify communication with cattering staff as a primary difficulty

What you'll learn

See how your approach compares with schools across the UK.

This research report shares the findings from our latest survey, giving you a clearer picture of the challenges schools are facing and the practical steps they are taking to improve allergy management.

● The biggest challenges schools face when managing allergy and dietary information

● Why manual processes and disconnected systems continue to increase safeguarding risks

● How prepared schools feel for the upcoming statutory guidance

● Where schools are most concerned about communication, data accuracy and compliance

● The priorities schools believe will have the greatest impact on improving allergy management

● Practical recommendations to help strengthen safeguarding and prepare for future requirements

Want to be ready for the September changes?
Discover our Dietary Requirements module

Set dietary requirements

Build an allergen and dietary preference profile, covering the 14 core allergens as well as more specific requirements, including individual intolerances.

Create tailored menus

When a restriction is applied, pupils can only order from the relevant menu, preventing unsuitable choices.

Assign and confirm restrictions

Choose a pupil and record the relevant dietary requirements. The restriction must be confirmed by the parent in SCOPAY before meals can be ordered.

Clear visibility

Kitchen staff can have a clear visibility of required meals and dietary needs, minimising risks when serving.

Safer meals at hand

When parents log in to SCOPAY, they’ll only be shown meal options that are safe and suitable for their child’s dietary requirements.

Book a demo

Our team will provide a quick demonstration of the module so you can see how it works. We know schools are busy, so we keep it short and focused.

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