Little learners. Lifesaving confidence. Mini Medics is a fun, practical introduction to first aid, designed especially for children.

Using simple language, demonstrations and age-appropriate activities, the course helps children understand what first aid is, how to recognise an emergency and what they can do safely to help someone who is injured or unwell.

The focus is not only on teaching essential skills, but also on building confidence, encouraging responsibility and helping children understand the importance of getting adult or emergency help.

Who is this course for?

Mini Medics is primarily designed for children aged 7 to 11, although sessions can be adapted for different ages and abilities.

It is ideal for:

Primary schools
After-school and holiday clubs
Scouts, Cubs, Brownies and Guides
Sports and activity clubs
Community and youth groups
Home-education groups
What will children learn?

Depending on the length and needs of the session, children may learn about:

What first aid is and why it matters
Keeping themselves safe
Getting help from an adult
Calling the emergency services
Carrying out a simple casualty check
The recovery position
CPR
What an AED is and how it helps
Responding to choking
Asthma awareness
Wounds and bleeding
The contents of a first-aid kit
Course information

Recommended age: 7–11 years
Duration: Flexible and adapted to the group
Delivery: Face-to-face, practical and interactive
Maximum group size: 12 children per trainer
Assessment: Informal, ongoing participation
Entry requirements: No previous first-aid experience is required

Children can receive a Mini Medics workbook and certificate of attendance following the session.

Flexible group training

Training can be delivered at your school, club or community venue. Sessions can be adapted around the school day, group age and available time, with multiple sessions available for larger groups.

Why choose Haffenden Training Solutions?

We create a friendly and supportive environment where children can ask questions, practise safely and discover that they are capable of making a difference.

Creating spaces where people grow.