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Paediatric First Aid Training

This comprehensive two-day course is designed for individuals responsible for the welfare of children and infants. It equips participants with the essential knowledge and hands-on skills required to respond confidently to a wide range of paediatric emergencies.

It is ideal for:

  • Teachers
  • Childminders
  • Nursery and early years staff
  • Parents, carers, and anyone working with children or infants

The course meets the criteria set by the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and Ofsted, ensuring compliance for those working in registered childcare settings. On successful completion, participants gain an FAA Level 3 Award which is valid for 3 years.

We can deliver this training face-to-face at your site or at our Wiltshire location (for up to 12 people). We can also provide a blended learning option that combines online theory with in-person practical training.

An online Paediatric First Aid awareness course is also available to provide useful theoretical knowledge and skills. This, however, does not meet the legal requirements for those needing a full Paediatric First Aid certificate under EYFS or Ofsted guidelines.

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Course Description

Roles, responsibilities and reporting

Managing unresponsive casualties and resuscitation (including CPR and choking)

Head Injuries and shock (including anaphylaxis and meningitis)

Bleeding, burns, and eye injuries

Fractures and soft tissue injuries

Medical conditions: asthma, diabetes, and infantile convulsions

Learning Objectives

Understand the role and responsibilities of a paediatric first aider

Demonstrate effective resuscitation techniques for infants and children

Assess and manage a variety of paediatric emergencies

Provide appropriate first aid treatment for common injuries and illnesses

Recognise and respond to life-threatening conditions such as anaphylaxis and shock

Develop confidence in handling emergency situations involving children and infants

Can you please let Pete know that everyone who did the first aid training with him today has been so inspired by him and found the course very informative and engaging.

Louise Edwards

Business Support, Dignity Pet Crematorium

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