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Full day
All levels
Meets Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981/ OFSTED/EYFS Requirements
12 hour course (2 days)
Certificate valid for 3 years
AoFA/ BFASCA accredited/ OFSTED & EYFS Compliant
From September 2025, the updated EYFS statutory framework introduces new Paediatric First Aid (PFA) requirements for all early years providers. This applies to nurseries, schools, and childminders across the UK, making accredited training vital for compliance.
Our Full Paediatric First Aid course is designed for anyone working with infants and young children, giving you the skills to respond quickly and effectively in an emergency. Fully aligned with the 2025 EYFS and Ofsted guidance.
Duration 12 Hours (face-to-face)
Certificate Validity 3 Years
Assessment Practical Assessment and MCQs
Course Requirements
No prior first aid knowledge needed
Minimum age 14 years
Physically able** to carry out practical elements
Comfortable clothing recommended
A smartphone or tablet is required to scan QR codes for the test
**if you require any assistance due to physical limitations, contact us and we’ll accommodate where possible.
This course builds on basic first aid, providing comprehensive paediatric emergency skills to confidently manage incidents involving infants and children.
Emergency Response & First Aid Essentials
Roles & responsibilities of a Paediatric First Aider
Safe scene assessment & prioritising actions
Effective communication with children & infants
Primary & Secondary Survey (DR ABC)
Recording & reporting incidents
CPR, AED & Recovery
Infant & child CPR (with manikin practice)
Safe use of AED on paediatric casualties
Knowing when to start/stop
CPR Placing infants/children in the recovery position & monitoring breathing
Choking, Seizures & Medical Emergencies
Identifying & treating partial/complete airway obstruction
Hands on choking response using manikins
Anaphylaxis and Allergies
Recognising seizure types (absence, focal, febrile, generalised)
Managing seizures and post-incident care
Asthma, stroke, heart attacks, diabetes and more
Wounds, Bleeding & Shock
First aid for minor injuries: cuts, grazes, bruises, nosebleeds, burns & splinters
Controlling bleeding (minor to severe)
Optional: tourniquet & wound packing for catastrophic bleeding
Managing shock & recognising life-threatening injuries (amputations, internal/penetrating

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