Our first aid seminars for schools are designed to give staff and school communities practical, age-appropriate, and relevant first aid knowledge in an engaging format. These sessions can be tailored for teachers, SNAs, support staff, parents’ groups, or students, depending on the school’s needs.

School settings face a wide range of everyday incidents, from minor injuries to more serious emergencies, so practical awareness and confidence are extremely valuable. Hughes Training’s flexible delivery model and approachable teaching style make it easy to organise school-based sessions with minimal disruption to the school day.

Seminars can be arranged onsite and adapted to suit primary schools, secondary schools, special schools, and after-school settings. Topics can focus on general first aid awareness, emergency response, CPR awareness, or child-related first aid concerns.

Who this course is for:

• Teachers and school staff.
• SNAs and support personnel.
• Parents’ associations and school communities.
• Student groups, where age-appropriate.

Seminar topics may include:

• Everyday school injuries and incidents.
• When to call emergency services.
• CPR awareness and choking response.
• Asthma, allergies, seizures, and playground accidents.