Schools

JaLee First Aid Training can deliver a wide range of courses designed specifically for the education sector including bespoke training for young people.

We provide training for numerous schools and colleges including Millfield, Ladymead, Huish CLP, Heathfield, Frome College, Strode College, Yeovil College, West Somerset College, and the Sedgemoor Centre.

We can offer hours to suit you including twilight training and split courses if you prefer.

All our trainers have enhanced DBS checks.

For our sports courses please click here.

Please contact us for advice on County Guidelines for first aid cover in schools.

First Aid For Schools (6 hours)

Syllabus

• First Aid Kits
• Treating an unconscious casualty
• Resuscitation – Adult, child & baby
• Use of an AED
• Asthma
• Choking
• Bleeding
• Shock
• Anaphylactic Shock
• Burns and Scalds
• Fractures
• Poisons, drugs and alcohol abuse
• Open Forum

The course duration is 6hrs and a certificate lasting three years will be awarded on successful completion of the course.

First Aid for Schools – Basic (4 hours)

Syllabus

• First Aid Kits
• Treating an unconscious casualty
• Resuscitation – Adult, child & baby
• AED Awareness
• Bleeding
• Shock
• Asthma
• Choking
• Miscellaneous conditions

The course duration is 4hrs and a certificate lasting three years will be awarded on successful completion of the course.

(we can ‘tailor make’ a course to suit you)

Lunch Time Supervisors

Syllabus

• First Aid Kits
• Primary Survey
• Recovery Position
• Minor Bleeding (inc nose bleeds)
• Asthma
• Choking
• Head Bumps
• Allergy Awareness
• Open Forum

The course duration is 2hrs and a certificate lasting three years will be awarded on successful completion of the course.

Anaphylaxis

This is a severe and potentially life-threatening reaction to a trigger such as an allergy.

It’s also known as anaphylactic shock.

The Dept for Education states School staff should receive sufficient and suitable training and achieve the necessary level of competency before they take on responsibility to support children with medical conditions. Any member of school staff should know what to do and respond accordingly when they become aware that a pupil with a medical condition needs help.

We have healthcare professional trainers who can deliver a short session on use of an auto-injector, either as an add-on to another course or a stand-alone session.

Please speak to Julie or Lee for details