Handling Emergencies in Children at School
Handling Emergencies in Children at School: Protecting Tiny Lives
About the Workshop:
Schools are places where children spend most of their day, and being prepared for emergencies can make all the difference. This workshop trains teachers and school staff to respond effectively to medical emergencies such as fainting, injuries, breathing issues, allergic reactions, and seizures.
Objective:
To empower school staff with life-saving first aid skills and the confidence to respond quickly and correctly during emergencies, ensuring every child’s safety and well-being.
Key Takeaways:
✅ Child-focused emergency handling techniques
✅ First aid for common school incidents
✅ Real-life simulations and demonstrations
✅ Step-by-step action planning
✅ Building emotional readiness in crisis
Who Can Attend:
Teachers and academic staff
School administrators
Non-teaching/support staff
Anyone responsible for child care and safety
Highlights of the Workshop:
Hands-on training and simulation sessions
Expert guidance by Pediatricians and First Responders
Printed reference material and emergency charts
Certificate of Participation for all attendees
Live Emergency Kit Demonstration
Key Topics Covered:
✅ First Aid for Choking, Bleeding, Fractures
✅ CPR for Infants and Young Children
✅ Recognizing Signs of Seizures & Allergic Reactions
✅ Managing Falls, Burns, and Bites
✅ Handling Panic & Communicating with Parents
✅ Evacuation Drills & Emergency Protocols
What You’ll Gain
Confidence in emergency response
Skills to protect young lives
Tools to create a safer preschool environment
Formulate ERT (Emergency Response Team) and Communication SOP.
Disaster Management Training at School
FREE FIRST AID KIT PER SCHOOL (attending more than 3 candidates)
Date
Saturday, 22 November 2025
Time
09 AM to 05 PM
Venue: Hadapsar
Early Bird Registration: Get 10% off if you register before 15/11/2025.”
For group Registration Get 5% off if you register 3 or more participants.
“Every second counts. Learn to act fast, and act right.”
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