AIBU or is this head teacher

[fairyofallthings]

I spoke to the head teacher at my DC's school the other day, the school don't keep a spare inhaler in case of emergencies as the children are expected to give a spare to the office. So far, so good - I accept that is a good idea.

However, I spoke to her about the school keeping a spare inhaler in the office just in case an inhaler doesn't work for some reason and she said she didn't think that it was an important issue and that there were more important things to worry about. I don't think she's taking asthma seriously and she really needs to. I am considering a letter to the governors but AIBU to do that?

Like others, I can't understand the issue here. How about you provide the spare to keep in the office and your child has an inhaler on him. Why does the school need to buy more inhalers? For what purpose?

And at my ds's school, each epipen/inhalers are in container/bag clearly named in big letters. There's no way they struggle to juggle through which one belongs to which child. I was shown how they store them in the office and his classroom. They can get them in seconds.