Three short lessons that teach pupils what to do in a real emergency — the first strand of the Future Skills Passport. Set it up in 30 seconds and your class can start today.
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Pupils take all three end-to-end, earn their first badges, and walk away knowing exactly what to do in a real emergency.
What to check, in what order, when you find someone hurt: Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Circulation.
Exactly what to say to a 999 operator, plus how to roll an unconscious-but-breathing casualty safely.
A simulated emergency where pupils apply everything from Lessons 1 & 2 — burns, bleeding, choking, the lot.
In countries where first aid is taught in primary school, cardiac-arrest survival rates are closer to 25%. Teaching a child what to do in an emergency at age 10 is one of the highest-impact lessons in the entire curriculum — and it's the perfect place to start the Passport.
Want a full in-school workshop, not just the digital trial? See our First Aid Workshops for Primary Schools — statutory PSHE provision, hands-on practice, certificates for every pupil.
No card. No commitment. We'll email you a class link you can share with pupils today.