PAEDIATRIC FIRST AID

This course covers essential paediatric first aid skills required for childcare settings, including managing childhood illnesses, injuries, and emergencies. You’ll learn CPR for babies and children, how to treat cuts, burns, choking, and allergic reactions. The course also includes some basic adult first aid for older children. 

You’ll participate in a relaxed, interactive workshop designed to build confidence in handling paediatric emergencies. Practical exercises, real-life scenarios, and time for questions ensure you’re well-prepared to respond calmly and effectively in childcare environments. 

This course is ideal for childcare staff, nursery workers, parents, and carers who need to meet OFSTED requirements and comply with the Early Years Foundation Stage. No prior first aid experience is needed to attend. 

This course covers the essential first aid skills needed to respond to emergencies involving infants and young children. Topics include CPR for babies and children, managing choking, treating cuts and burns, and recognising signs of common childhood illnesses. The training also focuses on handling anaphylaxis, asthma attacks, and other urgent medical conditions. 

You’ll engage in practical, hands-on activities designed to build your confidence in emergency situations involving children. The course includes realistic scenarios, allowing you to practise key skills like CPR and choking relief. There is also time to ask questions and discuss specific concerns related to your childcare environment.

This course is ideal for parents, carers, nursery staff, and anyone working with children who wants to be prepared for paediatric emergencies. No prior first aid experience is necessary. Completion of this course provides a nationally recognised certificate that meets regulatory requirements for emergency paediatric first aid training. 

This HSE-compliant course covers essential first aid skills tailored for KS1 and KS2 schools. You’ll learn how to recognise and manage common childhood emergencies such as anaphylaxis and asthma. The training includes practical techniques for responding quickly and effectively, with a strong focus on creating and implementing an emergency plan specific to school settings.

You’ll take part in hands-on training covering how to recognise and respond to emergencies relevant to children. The course includes practical strategies for managing allergies, asthma attacks, and other urgent conditions. A key focus is on developing an emergency plan that can be implemented swiftly if needed. 

This course is ideal for school staff, teaching assistants, and carers working with young children in KS1 and KS2. No prior first aid experience is necessary. By the end of the training, you’ll be confident in responding to emergencies and hold an HSE-compliant certificate.