- Minimising risk in an emergency situation
- recognising dangers and keeping self and others safe
- Calling emergency services, texting 999, unlocking phones and What3Words App
- Consent and safeguarding
- Accident procedures and safe airway positions
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and use of a defibrillator
- Dealing with choking
- Treatment for bleeding and shock
- First aid for burns
- Appropriate first aid kit use
- First aid for panic attacks and fainting
- In addition to this, we can also include anaphylaxis awareness, use of adrenaline auto-injector pens and first aid for asthma and diabetes (extra time may be needed for this).
Students receive an Act Fast Challenge certificate of attendance and your school receives the Act Fast Challenge Graphic to display on your social media and website to celebrate you’ve completed the challenge and have a school of lifesavers.
The sessions can be delivered per class or for larger year groups and we are highly skilled at delivering sessions with large groups. This is a flexible course and can be adapted to meet the group’s abilities and needs.
Cost Starts at £250 per half day session
The first aid courses can also extend to meet your wider school needs and can be adapted to include casualty management in the context of:
- Drink spiking
- Knife crime and more serious bleeds
- Alcohol and drug poisoning
- Panic attacks
As part of the challenge, students work through activities taking the roles of rescuers and casualties with lots of repetition and games allowing them to learn and apply a new range of skills.
Our first aid sessions for college and university students can be delivered with larger groups and cover many themes relevant to students on campus. The first aid sessions focus on staying safe on campus and can be adapted to include the following themes:
- Different ways to contact emergency services
- Using What3Words
- Asking for Angela
- The Silent Solution when in immediate danger
- Drink spiking
- Knife crime and more serious bleeds
- Alcohol and drug poisoning
- Panic attacks