
for Childminders in Emergency First Aid At Work
Childminders need training to comply with the requirements of .
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Courses Available
Childminders need to undertake regular training to meet the of Ofsted and Health and Safety.
Courses required include:- Paediatric First Aid Training.
- Fire Safety in the Early Years.
- Safeguarding Training.
- Food Safety.
- Anaphylaxis Update.
These can be delivered by Safety First either online or for some of the courses, face to face,
If you have a group discounts can be applied.

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With lots of satisfied customers why not enquire about the services we can offer you today in Emergency First Aid At Work
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Why choose us?
Our trainers are all experienced in the delivery of face to face training. With outstanding reviews from satisfied customers here at Safety First we believe that training needs to be relevant to the needs of the customers. The training delivered is practical so you leave feeling confident in the skills you have learnt.
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You might need us when
- To register with Ofsted
- To update existing knowledge
- To safeguard the children in your setting
- To be able to provide life saving treatment when required
- To look after the needs of your children and their families
- To handle and prepare food safely
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Get in touch to enquire about one of our courses
We try to tailor the service to the needs of the client, so if you would like to know more get in touch and we can discuss your needs.
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How we work
Courses delivered online or face to face at a time to suit you.
We offer both open and group courses in Emergency First Aid At Work according to your requirements.
Class sizes are small so that learners can gain the most out of their learning experience.
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Check out some of our leading clients
A quick overview of those who love using our services.
- Enchanted Wood Pre School
- More 2 Childcare
- The HR Department


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Common Questions
Are your courses certified?Are your courses certified?Depending on the course you choose you will receive a certificate for either a year or 3 yearsDepending on the course you choose you will receive a certificate for either a year or 3 years
I have lost my certificate, can I get a replacement?I have lost my certificate, can I get a replacement?Sometimes certificates get lost and need replacing. If this is the case please email or call us and for a small admin fee we will get it replaced as soon as we can.Sometimes certificates get lost and need replacing. If this is the case please email or call us and for a small admin fee we will get it replaced as soon as we can.
What should be in a first aid kit?What should be in a first aid kit?First aid kits that are “HSE Approved” are green with a white cross. These should be in an easily accessible place with the record book. Staff should be made aware of their location. You can add things to your first aid kit that you consider relevant to your work place. For a list of the contents of a first aid kit follow this link Remember to check your first aid kits regularly as things do expire, and make sure you keep them stocked up when they have been used.First aid kits that are “HSE Approved” are green with a white cross. These should be in an easily accessible place with the record book. Staff should be made aware of their location.
You can add things to your first aid kit that you consider relevant to your work place.For a list of the contents of a first aid kit follow this link
Remember to check your first aid kits regularly as things do expire, and make sure you keep them stocked up when they have been used.
Do you teach how to use the AED on your courses?Do you teach how to use the AED on your courses?An AED is used to restart the heart of a person who is in cardiac arrest. 75% of adults who collapse and stop breathing will be in a shockable rhythm. Prompt use of an AED will increase their chances of survival significantly. Use of the AED is covered and assessed on all courses. Early use of an AED is key to the survival of adults in cardiac arrest. The more people we can educate to use AEDs the better. Want to know more why not book a course now?An AED is used to restart the heart of a person who is in cardiac arrest.
75% of adults who collapse and stop breathing will be in a shockable rhythm. Prompt use of an AED will increase their chances of survival significantly.
Use of the AED is covered and assessed on all courses. Early use of an AED is key to the survival of adults in cardiac arrest. The more people we can educate to use AEDs the better.
Want to know more why not book a course now?
Do I need to have existing knowledge to attend a course?Do I need to have existing knowledge to attend a course?No here at Safety First we want to give everyone the skills and confidence to save a life, so whether you have done first aid 10 times before or are a total beginner you will learn something new with us.No here at Safety First we want to give everyone the skills and confidence to save a life, so whether you have done first aid 10 times before or are a total beginner you will learn something new with us.
Do I have to do a written test?Do I have to do a written test?Yes, most of our courses will require you to take a written test, this is usually multiple choice and the course should have covered all you need to know. If you are concerned or would like to discuss this further please do get in touch or enquire on booking.Yes, most of our courses will require you to take a written test, this is usually multiple choice and the course should have covered all you need to know. If you are concerned or would like to discuss this further please do get in touch or enquire on booking.
Are any of your first aid courses 100% online?Are any of your first aid courses 100% online?We offer a range of different courses online, many of which are great for your professional development as they are CPD accredited. We also have a parent first aid course which is available online which is for information purposes to give parents some basic knowledge of how to cope in the event of an emergency. For a certified first aid course such as: Paediatric first aid Emergency First Aid at Work First Aid at Work to be meet the requirements of the health and safety executive, Ofsted, the varying awarding bodies and any other relevant bodies there needs to be an assessment of the skills needed to be a first aider. This includes things such as such as CPR, the recovery position, how to manage choking, wounds, bleeding and shock. This means that a proportion of the training will need be delivered and assessed face to face. We offer blended learning which is part online and part face to face.We offer a range of different courses online, many of which are great for your professional development as they are CPD accredited. We also have a parent first aid course which is available online which is for information purposes to give parents some basic knowledge of how to cope in the event of an emergency.
For a certified first aid course such as:
- Paediatric first aid
- Emergency First Aid at Work
- First Aid at Work
to be meet the requirements of the health and safety executive, Ofsted, the varying awarding bodies and any other relevant bodies there needs to be an assessment of the skills needed to be a first aider. This includes things such as
- such as CPR,
- the recovery position,
- how to manage choking,
- wounds, bleeding and shock.
This means that a proportion of the training will need be delivered and assessed face to face.
We offer blended learning which is part online and part face to face.
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Next Blended Paediatric First Aid Course