Three Days of Practical, Confidence-Building Training At the end of March and beginning of April, First Aid and Safety Training delivered a large-scale Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) programme for Citizens Advice Sunderland. With 31 learners trained across three full days (31 March, 1 April and 2 April 2026), this was a […]
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Launching Training at Bannatyne Health Club and Spa We were pleased to deliver one of our first Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) courses at our new Durham location, Bannatyne Health Club and Spa Durham. The course brought together a highly active and experienced group of learners, including: From the outset, it was
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A Busy, Practical Day of Lifesaving Skills Our latest Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) open course in South Shields was completely full, bringing together a wide mix of learners from local schools, businesses, and the wider community. Delivered at One Trinity Green, the course welcomed teachers and school staff, representatives from Templetown
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Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work – Sunderland On 12th March 2026, First Aid and Safety Training delivered a Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course at our Sunderland venue. The group was another great example of how open courses bring together people from very different roles, all united by one goal
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Practical, Engaging First Aid Training at Bede Tower On 26th February 2026, First Aid and Safety Training delivered a Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course at our Sunderland venue, Bede Tower. The course brought together a strong mix of learners from Sunderland-based organisations, including: With different sectors represented — sport, community work,
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Incorporating the Latest Resuscitation Guideline Updates On 23rd February 2026, First Aid and Safety Training delivered a full Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course at our South Shields venue, One Trinity Green. This course was particularly important as it incorporated the latest Resuscitation Guideline updates, ensuring learners received the most current, evidence-based
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Supporting Community Safety at Grange Road Baptist Church On Saturday 21st February, First Aid and Safety Training delivered an onsite Level 3 Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course for Grange Road Baptist Church in Jarrow. Holding the course on a weekend ensured maximum attendance, allowing 12 church members and volunteers to take part without
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Supporting the Launch of Little Wings Nursery with Essential First Aid Skills In February 2026, First Aid and Safety Training delivered the face-to-face practical element of a Level 3 Paediatric First Aid (Blended) course at Bowburn Primary School in Durham. The session, completed on 20th February 2026, brought together six learners who will be taking
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Onsite First Aid Training for a Maritime Team Recently, First Aid and Safety Training delivered an Emergency First Aid at Work course with Catastrophic Bleed training to Svitzer Tees, a major operator of barges on the Rivers Tees and Tyne. The session took place onsite, giving the team the opportunity to focus on scenarios and
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When you work with children, first aid is not just a qualification – it is a responsibility. Whether you are part of an early years setting, school, childminding environment, wraparound care, or any role where children are in your care, the ability to recognise illness, act quickly, and respond calmly can make a life-changing difference.
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