Paediatric First Aid

This 6 or 12 contact hour course meets the requirements for a First Aider as specified in the EYFS/Ofsted guidelines and is valid for three years. This course is primarily aimed at child care settings who’s first aid risk assessment shows this course is suitable for the settings safeguarding and operational needs. The fully qualified First Aiders in larger organisations can also benefit from additional support from these other First Aiders. This is especially relevant where the workplace may consist of many floors, or covers a large site.

6 hour Emergency Paediatric first aid

Insight into Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations
Managing an incident
Priorities of First Aid
Paediatric Resuscitation
Blood loss / burns
Treatment of an unconscious casualty
Treatment of shock
General discussion on common workplace injuries
Treatment of Choking

Who should attend?

A person who is the nominated person or who provides support to qualified First Aiders

What they will learn?

Basic lifesaving First Aid and the relevant regulations

Course content

Course Duration

6 contact hours

Assessment

Continuous assessment by trainer

Certificate

Valid for 3 years

Price

From £429* (+VAT)
Less than £36 per person – Max 12 delegates

On-site

*Subject to the location of the course, exceptionally an extra charge NOT exceeding £75 per day may be levied to offset the costs of accommodation, Congestion Zone and parking (London only). Please call to discuss if this charge applies to you – 07789530222

12 hour (2 day) Paediatric first aid

Insight into Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations
Managing an incident
Priorities of First Aid
Paediatric Resuscitation
Blood loss / burns
Treatment of an unconscious casualty
Treatment of shock
General discussion on common workplace injuries
Treatment of Choking
Fractures
Epilepsy
Febrile convulsions
Asthma
Diabetes
Anaphylaxis
Eye Injuries
Head Injuries

Who should attend?

Those staff who under eyfs/ofsted guidelines legally have to obtain this qualification in order to fulfil their and their settings legal requirements.