Adrenaline auto injector training Wiltshire
Calne-based Wiltshire First Aid Training offers an Anaphylaxis Adrenaline Auto-Injector course, providing essential training for schools and organisations supporting children or adults with severe allergies. The course helps staff recognise the signs of anaphylaxis and respond quickly and confidently in an emergency.
Helping pupils with allergies
Every school is likely to have at least one pupil who is severely food allergic, and many schools will have more. Peanut allergy is particularly common with 1 in 70 children nationwide thought to be affected. We are encouraging an approach to managing severe allergies that can be adopted throughout your organisation, as allergic children are rarely with the first aid officer when they start to become ill, and the wrong action taken by untrained staff can be very dangerous for a child.
Course content
-
Recognise the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis.
-
Respond confidently in an emergency.
-
Understand the correct use of adrenaline auto-injectors.
-
Support pupils with allergies through effective whole-school allergy management.
-
Promote a safe and inclusive learning environment for all children.
Duration and course numbers
-
Each training session will last for between 45 and 60 minutes.
-
The maximum number of learners is 15–20.
Course reviews
"I liked that it was very interactive and engaging. Dave was great at explaining and giving encouragement."
Piper Russell, Snapdragons Nursery
"Very informative. Made me more confident in having to use an epi-pen within the setting."
Tracey Carroll, Oaktree Nursery and Primary School
"Extremely informative and friendly, relatable to real life situations, easy to understand"
Harriet Connolly, Broad Town Pre-School
Keep your pupils with allergies safe by booking on our adrenaline auto injector training course today. For course queries, call Calne based Wiltshire First Aid Training on 01249 569690