Emergency Response Training for Children
Employers For Childcare
This training course gives 5-12 year olds the opportunity to learn the skills and gain the confidence in an emergency situation through interactive learning with fun and games.
Audience
Summer Schemes, Schools, group leaders responsible for 5-12 year olds.
Date & Time
To be delivered on site at a time which suits the group/organisation.
Duration
90 minutes.
Cost
£10 per participant
Course Overview
This course is designed to provide 5-12 year olds with the opportunity to learn the skills and gain the confidence in an emergency situation through interactive learning with fun and games. It aims to raise awareness of dangers and provide children with the confidence to keep themselves safe and to help others in an emergency situation, potentially saving a life.
3 Key Messages
During this course you will learn:
- The principles and importance of first aid
- How to deal with emergency situations
- The importance of keeping safe and minimising risks in your surrounding area
Topics covered include:
- Focusing on the common accidents and emergencies specific to their age group
- Staying safe and helping others
- Spotting dangers in our environment
- Dealing with burns, bleeding, choking, recovery position and shock
- When is it time to get help, and who to contact in an emergency situation
Places are limited. Register to book your place on the course today or call Freephone 0800 206 1488.
Date and Time
Location
Employers For Childcare Charitable Group
Blaris Industrial Estate
Lisburn
BT27 5QB
United Kingdom
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Emergency Response Training for Children
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