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Basic Life Support (1 Hour Session)

Our Super Medics® Basic Life Support course covers the core basics in how to contact the emergency services and practical, hands-on, experience of how to follow our DRS ABC protocol:

D – Danger

R – Response

S – Shout for Help

A – Airway

B – Breathing

C – CPR / Call for an Ambulance

A demonstration of a defibrillator (AED) will be provided, but timings do not allow for a practical, hands-on, session to gain confidence in the use of AEDs.

Details

Duration: Approx. 1 hour
Location: Any safe, suitable venue
Max Learners: Ideally 1:16,
with a maximum of 1 instructor to 32 children
Assessment: None
Certification: A personalised certificate of attendance will be provided.
Handouts: A copy of the Super Medics book will be provided to each child.

Booking a Super Medics course

You can book onto an open course at a local venue, or you can enquire about courses to take place at your school, club or a privately arranged venue.

2020 National Curriculum Requirements

All our Super Medics courses not only meet, but exceed, the requirements of the new 2020 National Curriculum Requirements for Personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education in England. We have designed course content around the relevant Key Stage year groups to ensure that Children have the knowledge and skills needed to be confident in their actions and to help save a life, should the need ever arise.

Designed to meet the teaching needs of all children

Although our courses are initially designed for children in Key Stage 2 (ages 7 – 11) we provide alternative versions for Key Stage 1 (ages 3 – 6) and for teenagers (ages 11 – 16) utilising relevant language, appropriate for the age groups concerned.

 

 

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