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‘Martyn’s Law’ introduced in Parliament to better protect the public from terrorism.

Choking can be one of the most terrifying situations you can find yourself in…

Do you know how to recognise anaphylactic shock and how to help?

This sheds some light on their differences, their signs and symptoms.

Here we detail the pertinent sections of the Early Years Foundation Stage Statutory framework:

YES! This is a discretionary power enabling schools to do this if they wish.

We offer a range of classroom, virtual and online training options to help employers meet their Fire Safety responsibilities.

“Use your first aid skills within the scope of which you have been trained”.

In the majority of cases secondary schools look at 3 different titles with us, these are:

A community worker close to the families of two teenagers fatally stabbed, has started a petition to make it compulsory for first aid training for stab victims to be taught in secondary schools.

We switched to delivering FREC 3 (First Response Emergency Care) once FPOS (First Person on Scene) became a level 4 qualification.

While regulations do not require employers to provide first aid for anyone other than their own employees, it is strongly recommended that all schools and colleges consider the needs of non-employees such as pupils, students and visitors when making provision for first aid.

In UK schools, some of the most common medical emergencies include:

Here’s extra clarification around “spare” auto-injectors in schools

You do not need formal training to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

The most commonly recommended first aid training courses for nannies include: