£350.00

Course duration: 3 hours

Price displayed is per class of 30

Additional people at a cost

Maximum number is dependent on location

The course gives pupils the confidence and practical skills to help in an emergency. It meets the statutory first aid requirements in the health education curriculum and builds on what pupils learned at primary school.

Module 0: Introduction and KS2 recap.

• What first aid is, and why it matters Keeping yourself safe and checking for danger How and when to call 999 or 112.

• A recap of KS2 skills, such as the recovery position and helping an unresponsive casualty. The pathway also includes KS2 Bleeding. 

Module 1: Basic Life Support (statutory)  

• Recognising when someone is unresponsive and not breathing normally.

• Performing CPR, with hands-on practice using manikins.

• What an AED is, where to find one, and how it guides the user.

• How CPR and an AED work together. 

Module 2: Choking  

• Telling the difference between mild and severe choking.

• Encouraging a casualty to cough Back blows and abdominal thrusts.

• When to call for emergency help.  

Module 3: Bleeding  

• Recognising severe bleeding.

• Applying direct pressure and dressings.

• Treating for shock Minor cuts and grazes. 

Module 4: Head injuries

• Common causes, particularly in sport and play.

• Signs of concussion and more serious head injury.

• When to seek medical help or call 999.  

Module 5: Allergies

• The difference between a mild allergic reaction and anaphylaxis.

• Common triggers, using an adrenaline auto-injector and calling 999 for anaphylaxis. 

Module 6: Asthma  

• Recognising an asthma attack.

• Helping someone use their reliever inhaler.

• Sitting the casualty in a comfortable position When to call 999.  

Module 7: Scenario practice and review  

• Working through the St John Ambulance KS3 scenario cards in small groups.

• Bringing together skills from across the modules. Peer feedback and a review quiz.