The second Saturday in September is World First Aid Day! First aid is often the difference between life and death in emergency situations, bridging the crucial gap between the occurrence of an accident or sudden illness and the arrival of professional medical help. World First Aid Day aims to raise Read more…
From 1 September 2025, significant updates to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Statutory Framework will come into effect. These changes bring new legal requirements and fresh opportunities for improving safety in schools, nurseries, and early years settings. We’ve summarised the 3 key points and what they mean for your Read more…
A question that comes up from time to time is: “I’ve just completed my course. Is my new certificate valid outside the UK?” It’s an excellent question. In today’s globalised world, your skills are more portable than ever, and you want to know if your qualifications are, too. Whether you’re Read more…
First Aid for Lone Workers: The Complete Guide For any business with employees who work alone, the phrase “first aid” can be a source of deep uncertainty. What does “adequate” protection really mean for someone working by themselves? Is a standard first aid kit enough? What training is even possible? Read more…
Did you know that there are over 5 million people with Diabetes in the UK (equivalent to more than 1 in 14 people)? The majority of these are living with type 2 diabetes, with the number of people diagnosed with type 2 diabetes having almost doubled in the last 15 Read more…
Why Are Heart Attacks More Common on a Monday? Most of us don’t like Mondays, but did you know they could actually be bad for your heart? Dr Amir Khan, a well-known GP and TV doctor, recently shared some eye-opening insights into when heart attacks are most likely to happen Read more…
As September is well under way, excitement and nerves rise for students embarking on their university journey. However, with the new term also comes an increased risk of meningitis, a serious and potentially deadly infection. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is urging students to ensure they are up to Read more…
As the new school term begins, it’s crucial for first aiders, trainers and educators to be aware of the potential increase in asthma attacks among children returning to the classroom. Recent warnings from the Asthma + Lung UK charity highlight a concerning trend: the number of asthma attacks often rises Read more…