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OFSTED Paediatric First Aid An OFSTED approved course helping you to gain the knowledge and skills to effectively respond to paediatric emergencies! National Wellbeing's QA Level 3 Paediatric First Aid (RQF) covers assessing emergencies, managing unresponsive infants and children, performing CPR, handling choking incidents, identifying meningitis symptoms, responding to head and spinal injuries, dealing with anaphylaxis, supporting asthmatic children and much more. Paediatric First Aid Training for Early Years Providers This course can be completed by an instructor visiting your setting for two days. Alternatively, completion can be six hours of easy-to-use online learning at your own pace and one day in person. All online training must be complete prior to the practical day of the course. Have only a few staff to train? Join an open course for just £99 per person! Ensuring the well-being of children is paramount in early years settings. The government’s Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) requires all providers in England to have at least one staff member with a current and full paediatric first aid certificate on the premises whenever children are present. More first aiders may be needed depending on the number of children, staff, and the layout of the setting. This ensures a qualified first aider can respond quickly to emergencies. National Wellbeing’s OFSTED approved QA Level 3 Award in Paediatric First Aid (RQF) is designed to meet those needs. It’s ideal for: Early years staff with Level 2 or 3 childcare qualifications who want to meet the EYFS staff-to-child ratio requirements. Registered childminders and assistants needing a current paediatric first aid certificate. Anyone caring for children, including parents and grandparents, who want to learn essential first aid skills. New staff (since June 30th, 2016) with Level 2 or 3 qualifications must complete this or a similar paediatric first aid course within three months of starting work. This 2-day course equips learners with the knowledge and skills to handle various paediatric emergencies, including: Assessing emergencies Responding to unresponsive infants or children Performing CPR Dealing with choking Recognizing and responding to meningitis Handling head and spinal injuries Managing anaphylaxis and asthma By ensuring staff have proper paediatric first aid training, early years providers can create a safer environment for all children. Experience anxiety, dyslexia or any other condition? Or maybe you are nervous about attending a National Wellbeing course? Please speak to your instructor or email us prior to the course and we will ensure that your needs are catered for and any reasonable adjustments are put in place. All National Wellbeing instructors carry coloured overlays and visual aids, sensory objects and stress balls for those who wish to use them. https://www.nationalwellbeing.co.uk info@nationalwellbeing.co.uk

Emergency Paediatric First Aid National Wellbeing’s QA Level 3 Award in Emergency Paediatric First Aid (RQF) is designed for childcare professionals, parents, guardians and caregivers and aligns with EYFS requirements. The course focuses on emergency aspects such as CPR, defibrillator usage & minor injuries and more. Ofqual Regulated Emergency Paediatric First Aid Gain confidence responding to childhood emergencies with this accredited first aid course. National Wellbeing’s QA Level 3 Award in Emergency Paediatric First Aid (RQF) course equips you with the essential skills and knowledge to handle a variety of situations involving infants and children. This course aligns perfectly with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) requirements, making it ideal for: Early Years Professionals: Those with Level 2 or 3 childcare qualifications working in early years settings who want to meet staff-to-child ratio requirements as set by EYFS. Anyone Caring for Children: This course is valuable for parents, guardians, grandparents, and anyone else who interacts with children and wants to be prepared for emergencies. New Childcare Staff: If you’ve completed a Level 2 or 3 childcare qualification after June 30th, 2016, and are starting work in an early years setting, you’ll need this qualification or a full Paediatric First Aid certificate within three months of starting. The one-day course covers essential skills like managing unresponsive children, CPR, choking emergencies, seizures, external bleeding, and more. Experience anxiety, dyslexia or any other condition? Or maybe you are nervous about attending a National Wellbeing course? Please speak to your instructor or email us prior to the course and we will ensure that your needs are catered for and any reasonable adjustments are put in place. All National Wellbeing instructors carry coloured overlays and visual aids, sensory objects and stress balls for those who wish to use them. https://www.nationalwellbeing.co.uk info@nationalwellbeing.co.uk