Free asthma event for teachers in Greater Manchester
Teachers and school staff across Greater Manchester are being invited to a free half-day training event to help them better support the thousands of children with asthma in local schools. The session, run by NHS clinicians, will give staff simple steps to improve care for pupils with asthma, potentially boosting attendance and reducing the number of children becoming unwell at school.
The event marks the launch of Greater Manchester's first asthma guide for schools, offering clear practical advice for staff. It's open to anyone involved in children's health and safety in schools, including teachers, local authority leads, public health teams, and clinical professionals.
Taking place at the British Muslim Heritage Centre in Manchester on February 12 from 9.30am to 12.30pm, the event will be followed by a networking lunch. Organisers say the training could make a real difference for the many children in our area living with asthma.
With thousands of children affected across Greater Manchester, better asthma management in schools could mean fewer missed days and healthier pupils. The free training represents a practical step towards supporting children's health and keeping them in the classroom.
At a Glance
| What | Free half-day asthma training event for school staff |
|---|---|
| Who | NHS clinicians, teachers, education and health professionals |
| Where | British Muslim Heritage Centre, College Road, Manchester |
| When | February 12, 2026, 9:30am-12:30pm |
| Why it matters | Better support for thousands of children with asthma could improve school attendance and reduce illness |
| What's next | Launch of Greater Manchester's first asthma guide for schools |
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