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Get updates on the Make the Grade campaign in our monthly Type 1 e-news, a round-up of all the latest diabetes news and Diabetes UK activities.
Support our work with the Health Conditions in School Alliance
Diabetes UK chairs the Health Conditions in Schools Alliance and together we have already changed the law to get better care in England. We’re now asking Government to do more to make sure that schools know what their duty is and that they are doing it.
To find out how you can support it go to www.medicalconditionsatschool.org.uk.
View the petition and find out more
Diabetes in school resources
Here you can download a range of resources to help support and inform best diabetes care in school, for schools and parents.
Campaign news
If you’re from a school, you’re a parent or a diabetes clinician, find out the latest on how our campaign is helping.
School and parent packs
Order or download a free pack to help implement good diabetes care at school.
Student films about Type 1 diabetes in school
View and share our collection of student short films about Type 1 diabetes in school.
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Our 'Thank You' gifts are available for purchase from the Diabetes UK online shop, and are a great way to thank those that help us every day.
Take our Action Challenge
You've already helped us get the support of a number of MPs who have taken action for your Type 1 diabetes: Make the grade campaign by writing to schools about our campaign. You can get your local MP to take action by asking her or him to talk to schools in the area. Ask your MP to spread the word about the change in the law, and let them know about our free resources for schools. MPs can use this template letter (Word, 251KB) to write to schools in their constituency. Find your MP on the UK Parliament website.
Toolkit
Whether your local school is in Swansea or Swindon, our Type 1 diabetes: Make the grade campaign action toolkit (Word, 70KB) gives you some pointers on what you can do, and say.
Hands Up
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'Hands Up' looks at the different challenges faced by school staff and features the view points of children, parents and healthcare professionals. Why don't you send it to your local school?
