This friendly, practical 3-hour Paediatric First Aid Skills for Parents course, written by Emberiza Mini’s, is designed to give parents, carers, and expectant families the confidence to respond calmly and effectively to common childhood emergencies.

Created specifically for parents, the course focuses on real-life situations you may face at home, out and about, or during play. Using clear language, hands-on practice, and supportive instruction, we break down essential first aid skills so they are easy to understand and remember — no medical background required.

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Little Lifesavers Early Years classes are designed especially for children aged 4–7.

Through fun, age-appropriate activities, children learn what happens to their bodies when they are hurt and how a trusted grown-up can help. The sessions build confidence, awareness, and simple safety skills in a calm and reassuring way.

This is an interactive class, where children are introduced to Bump bear and his friends. Bump helps children learn:

• How to ring 999 in an emergency

• How to say their home address

• What to do if a parent or carer is unwell

• How to keep themselves safe while waiting for help

Each session is playful, supportive, and designed to empower children without causing worry.

At the end of each class, every child receives a Little Lifesavers certificate and sticker to celebrate their achievement.

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Mini Responders is a fun and practical first aid course designed especially for children aged 7–11, supporting their growing independence and confidence.

At this age, children are ready to understand basic first aid skills and how to respond calmly in everyday emergencies. Through hands-on activities and age-appropriate scenarios, children learn how to:

• How to call 999 and explain an emergency

• Care for bumps, burns, breaks, and bleeding

• Recognise when and how to get help

• Carry out basic CPR

• Help someone who is choking

The sessions are interactive, engaging, and confidence-building, with plenty of practical activities to keep children involved and learning through play. All teaching is delivered in a reassuring and supportive way, helping children feel empowered rather than worried.

Each class focuses on real-life situations children may encounter at home or school, giving them skills they can remember and use safely.

Young Emergency Responders is a practical first aid course designed for children and young people aged 11–16, giving them the skills and confidence to act if an adult is not immediately available.

This 2-hour, interactive session focuses on real-life situations that young people may encounter at home, school, or in the community. Through hands-on activities and scenario-based learning, participants will learn how to:

• Carry out CPR

• Help someone who is choking

• Recognise and manage head injuries

• Treat burns, breaks, and bleeding

• Support someone having an asthma attack

• Respond to allergic reactions

The session is practical, engaging, and confidence-building, with plenty of activities to keep learners involved and actively practising their skills. Teaching is delivered in a supportive, age-appropriate way, helping young people feel prepared, capable, and empowered to help in an emergency.