Safe Appetite

02/10/2026

We’re at the Childcare & Education Expo National in Coventry!

If you’re here today, come and find Saphe Tech at Stand A22.

Meet the team, see our platform in action and chat to us about how we support schools, nurseries and childminders with allergy and dietary management, from staff training and policies to individual health plans and keeping important information organised in one place.

Come over and say hello. We’d love to meet you.
📍 Stand A22

30/09/2026

Saphe Tech will be at the Childcare & Education Expo National on 2–3 October, and we’re looking forward to meeting nursery owners, managers, early years teams and childminders from across the UK.

The Expo brings together early years professionals to discover new ideas, practical solutions and resources for their settings. Childcare and Education Expo
If you’re thinking about how your setting manages allergies and individual dietary needs, come and see us. We’ll be showing how Saphe Tech combines practical staff training with a bespoke digital platform to make allergy and dietary management easier to manage day to day.

You’ll be able to see how the platform can help you keep procedures, dietary requirements and individual health plans organised in one place, and talk to us about the support we provide with policies, staff training and meeting the new EYFS and Benedict’s Law requirements.

Come over, have a chat and see what Saphe Tech could look like in your setting.

28/09/2026

Our mission is to provide schools, nurseries and childminders with practical support and technology to manage allergies and individual dietary needs with confidence.

Through staff training and our bespoke digital platform, we help keep procedures, dietary requirements and individual health plans organised in one place, while supporting you to meet the new EYFS and Benedict’s Law requirements.

Talk to us today.

16/09/2026

Food allergy reactions can look different from person to person, and they don’t always happen the same way every time.

Anaphylaxis is the most serious type of allergic reaction and can develop quickly, which is why recognising the signs and knowing what to do matters.

For parents, schools, workplaces and anyone supporting someone with a food allergy, being prepared can make a real difference.

08/09/2026

A school trip should be exciting for everyone, but for families managing food allergies or dietary needs, there can be a lot more to think about before the coach leaves.

Saphe Tech helps schools keep each child’s allergy and dietary information clear, current and accessible to the staff responsible for them, whether they’re in the classroom or out on a trip.

So when the school day goes somewhere new, the information staff need can go with them.

04/09/2026

Benedict’s Law raises the standard for allergy safety in schools. But putting that standard into practice every day means having quite a few things working together.

That’s where Saphe Tech can support you.

Our technology brings allergy and dietary information together in one place, helping you keep records up to date, stay on top of important dates, and ensure staff can access the information they need.

But the support doesn’t stop with technology. We can also help with staff training, policy development, and ensuring the physical allergy management equipment and resources your school needs are in place.

We are about making allergy safety easier to manage across your school, with the right information, systems and support behind you.

How prepared do you feel for Benedict’s Law?

Do you have a food allergy/intolerance or preference & struggle to find food establishments that safely cater for your needs? Our team is looking to make dietary preferences a talking point in 2024! Got a story to share? We'd love to hear from you!

02/09/2026

A statistic worth thinking about from the Benedict's Law statutory guidance: one in five children and young people with a food allergy experience their first reaction while at school. This would not be a diagnosed condition that is already in the child's file.

It reframes what compliance actually needs to look like. A policy built only around known allergies protects the children already identified. It does little to help the child who reacts for the first time on an ordinary day with no prior sign.

That's why the guidance requires training for every member of staff on site, not only designated first aiders or the school nurse. Recognition and fast response need to sit with everyone.

What actually protects a child in that moment is whether the adult nearest them knows what they're looking at and what to do next.

That's where we come in. We can help you make sure the right allergen information is already there so people know what they're dealing with before it even becomes an emergency.

01/09/2026

Today marks an important change for allergy management in schools across England.

From this day, Benedict’s Law comes into effect, introducing clear requirements for how schools manage allergies, from published policies and staff training to emergency adrenaline and individual healthcare plans.

For families living with allergies, this means greater consistency in how allergies are understood and managed throughout the school day.

For schools, it’s a good moment to check that the right policies, training and plans are in place and up to date.

The checklist above highlights four of the key areas schools should be looking at today.

Is your school ready?

04/08/2026

The best part of a BBQ isn't just what's on the table.

It's the conversations, the laughter, and everyone around the table.

If food allergies are part of your life, planning ahead means you can be fully present in the moment.

03/08/2026

Food labels tell a story, but only if you know how to read them.

It's easy to assume that all precautionary allergen statements mean the same thing. In reality, different statements communicate different information, which is why it's important to read the full ingredient list and allergen information rather than relying on a single phrase.

Understanding food labels doesn't replace medical advice, but it can help you ask better questions and make more informed choices.

What label do you always look for first when picking up a product?