Award-Winning school first aid training delivered at your school nationwide. Our first aid training in schools starts from only £395 per session.
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This Emergency First Aid at Work + Paediatric Element Course Is Suitable For School Workers Who Need To Provide First Aid To Both Adults And Children.
This course, tailored for school pupils and sixth-form students, aims to empower them with comprehensive First Aid knowledge.
These sessions, led by qualified and experienced first aid trainers, are tailored to empower teaching, support staff and pupils with essential first aid knowledge.
This training is specifically designed for individuals who are responsible for administering adrenaline auto-injector pens, such as the Epipen, Jextpen, and Emerade Pen.
This course is tailored specifically for schools and professionals working in the childcare sector, providing essential knowledge on supporting children with diabetes.
Our comprehensive Epilepsy Awareness first aid training course is designed for those who care for or are responsible for individuals with epilepsy.
Our CPR and AED course is designed to follow the latest Resuscitation Council UK guidelines, ensuring participants are fully trained in the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) within a few hours.
Our Level 3 Blended Paediatric First Aid Course offers a thorough and practical approach to training, ideal for anyone seeking certification in paediatric first aid.
Our Blended First Aid at Work (FAW) course offers a flexible and in-depth approach to first aid certification, tailored for businesses operating in medium to high-risk environments.
First aid training is a vital part of creating a safe and secure environment for students, teachers, and support staff in schools. Whether it’s a minor playground injury or a serious medical emergency, having trained individuals on-site can save lives and reduce the impact of incidents. For schools in the UK, adhering to legal requirements outlined by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) ensures compliance and demonstrates a commitment to the well-being of staff and pupils.
A first aid qualification equips school staff with the knowledge and confidence to respond promptly to emergencies involving young people. With tailored courses available, schools can ensure that their staff is prepared for a wide range of scenarios.
Emergency First Aid at Work Courses provide the basics for handling incidents such as head injuries, asthma attacks, and anaphylactic shock. These one-day courses are ideal for schools looking to cover the essentials quickly while equipping staff with practical skills to manage emergencies effectively.
Paediatric first aid is particularly important for schools with younger children, including those in the Early Years Foundation Stage. These courses cover essential techniques such as the recovery position, CPR for young children, and managing common medical emergencies. Schools can choose between Emergency Paediatric First Aid and FULL Paediatric First Aid, depending on the minimum requirements for their age groups and environment.
Designed to meet workplace first aid requirements, these courses address the unique challenges of the school environment. Topics such as risk assessment, first aid kits, and managing health conditions in staff and students are covered. First aid at work requalification options ensure that qualifications remain up-to-date, meeting legal standards.
For schools seeking a comprehensive yet flexible solution, Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) courses with a paediatric element offer the perfect balance. This tailored option equips school staff with the essential skills to manage workplace emergencies while addressing the unique needs of young children. The course covers core topics such as CPR, managing head injuries, and using first aid kits, alongside specific paediatric-focused training to handle incidents involving younger pupils.
EFAW with a paediatric element ensures that staff are fully prepared to meet the diverse needs of a school environment, making it an ideal choice for schools with both older students and Early Years Foundation Stage children. This one-day course is both practical and cost-effective, meeting the legal requirements for first aid provision in schools.
Each training course is carefully designed to cover real-world scenarios and provide participants with the confidence to act decisively. Key areas include:
Practical training sessions are a crucial part of every course. Led by qualified first aid instructors, these sessions include simulations of emergency situations. This hands-on approach builds confidence, helping participants understand how to apply their training in a school environment. Group bookings are available, allowing entire school teams to learn together in a cohesive and collaborative setting.
First aid training offers numerous benefits, such as:
In addition to the immediate benefits, first aid training instills a culture of safety and preparedness within the school community.
Participants receive a recognised first aid certificate upon completing their training. These certifications typically remain valid for three years, after that, staff must renew their qualifications. Schools should schedule regular training to ensure that all staff remain compliant with the latest standards and best practices.
Every school is unique, which is why first aid training providers offer bespoke courses tailored to specific needs. For instance:
Group booking options allow schools to train staff collectively, fostering teamwork and ensuring consistency across the board.
Some of the most frequent emergencies in schools include:
By addressing these scenarios in their training, schools can confidently handle a wide range of potential incidents.
When selecting a first aid training provider, schools should consider:
Experienced providers also offer support with lesson plans, ensuring that safety education extends to students and aligns with the school’s ethos.
Trainers possess a minimum of five years of experience in first aid training. We have always believed that this is crucial for the quality of the training.
We utilise a diverse array of learning styles to guarantee that all participants have the chance to engage with the trainer during the course.
We adopt a friendly and informal approach that encourages learners to relax.
We favour an approach where students learn by discussing their own experiences.
Similar to cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), students often work one-on-one with the instructor, who provides frequent feedback.
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