🏫Primary Years Safety

First Aid for Active Explorers (1–12 Years)

Overview

As children grow, so does their independence. Climbing higher, running faster, trying new things and sometimes taking risks.

Primary Years Safety is a practical 2-hour workshop designed to support parents through this more active stage of childhood. This session focuses on the types of injuries and situations that often arise as children become more independent, helping you respond calmly and confidently.

This is real-life first aid for real-life parenting.

This is not a formal paediatric first aid qualification course.
It is a parent-focused confidence workshop designed for real-life family settings.

Who Is This For?

Parents of children aged 5–12
Grandparents and carers
Families with school-aged children
Carers supporting active children

No prior experience required.

What’s Included

Each participant receives:

Practical CPR and choking practice
Guided demonstrations and supported practice
A Primary Safety Confidence Guide
Attendance certificate

What You Will Learn

During this workshop, you will learn how to:

Perform CPR for older children
Support children with asthma and allergies
Recognise and respond to sports injuries
Manage bleeding
Manage fainting episodes
Identify and respond to head injuries
Assess situations and make informed decisions
Stay calm in unexpected situations

Topics Covered

CPR for older children
Asthma and allergy management
Sports injuries
Bleeding
Fainting
Head injuries
Emergency decision-making

How Long Is the Workshop?

Duration: 2 hours
Format: In-home group session (up to 6 participants included)
Delivery style: Interactive, hands-on, scenario-based

Larger community and school sessions are available on request.

Investment

Pilot Offer: £10 per person (minimum of 6 participants)

Available until October 2026

Usual price:

£195 (up to 6 participants included)

Additional participants: £20 per person

When shared between 6 parents, this works out at approximately £32 per person.