Duration: This course runs over 6 hours spread over  a single day. Please book on by 21 January.
Who is the course for
This course is suitable for everyone but has been designed to primarily help section leaders and assistant section leaders to complete the requirements of Module 10 First Response. It will include both theoretical and practical elements of the training module.
Syllabus includes
- Principles of first aid and initial response (arriving and managing an incident)
- Initial response to a first aid situation
- Management of an unconscious casualty (child or adult)
- CPR, including technique for children and an explanation of what AED is and how to use it
- Choking
- Shock
- Bleeding
- Fractures (ambulance imminent and non-imminent) and sprains
- Head injuries
- Dental incidents
- Burns
- Asthma
- Anaphylaxis
- Heart Attack
- Stroke
- Seizures
- Diabetes
- Sepsis / Meningitis
Upon successful completion of the qualification assessment, Learners will be awarded a First Response Certificate. This qualification is valid for three years from the date of achievement.
The learner will need to complete the full course again to requalify for a further three years.
Participants
A maximum of 10 leaders can be accommodated on this course.
What to Wear/bring with you
Comfortable clothing, Scout Necker, Packed Lunch and Face covering
Reggie and his team of skilled Scouters from a number of different groups across the district are running weekly drop in workshops for leaders who want to come and learn something new that they can take back to their groups. Over the course of the year they hope to cover lots of different seasonal topics you can get your teeth into!
The drop in sessions are free and start at 19:00 but you may arrive later if you wish. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits and lots of opportunity to chat and network. The intention is that these events will be very informal and have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that leaders casually get involved with  as much as little as they like. Come on your own, come as a group, everyone is welcome!
Over January the sessions will start back up on the 17th Jan be focusing on skills ready to get outside with activities such as “Fun ways to teach Navigation”, “Preparing for pioneering with Whipping, Knots and Lashings”, “Belaying for Beginners”. There will be lots of options suitable for every section from Squirrels to Explorer Scouts!
Please ensure you RSVP so we can ensure we have enough resources for each session.
Coronavirus Precautions
- Everyone over the age of 11 will be required to wear a face covering indoors when not eating/drinking
Please do not attend if you have any of these 3 symptoms of COVID-19, even if they are mild:
- a high temperature
- a new, continuous cough
- a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste
You should also not attend if:
- you’ve tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 10 days
- someone you live with has symptoms or tested positive
- you’ve been told to self-isolate following contact with someone who tested positive
- you are required to quarantine after returning from abroad
Reggie and his team of skilled Scouters from a number of different groups across the district are running weekly drop in workshops for leaders who want to come and learn something new that they can take back to their groups. Over the course of the year they hope to cover lots of different seasonal topics you can get your teeth into!
The drop in sessions are free and start at 19:00 but you may arrive later if you wish. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits and lots of opportunity to chat and network. The intention is that these events will be very informal and have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that leaders casually get involved with  as much as little as they like. Come on your own, come as a group, everyone is welcome!
Over January the sessions will start back up on the 17th Jan be focusing on skills ready to get outside with activities such as “Fun ways to teach Navigation”, “Preparing for pioneering with Whipping, Knots and Lashings, “Belaying for Beginners”. There will be lots of options suitable for every section from Squirrels to Explorer Scouts!
Please ensure you RSVP so we can ensure we have enough resources for each session.
Coronavirus Precautions
- Everyone over the age of 11 will be required to wear a face covering indoors when not eating/drinking
Please do not attend if you have any of these 3 symptoms of COVID-19, even if they are mild:
- a high temperature
- a new, continuous cough
- a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste
You should also not attend if:
- you’ve tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 10 days
- someone you live with has symptoms or tested positive
- you’ve been told to self-isolate following contact with someone who tested positive
- you are required to quarantine after returning from abroad
Reggie and his team of skilled Scouters from a number of different groups across the district are running weekly drop in workshops for leaders who want to come and learn something new that they can take back to their groups. Over the course of the year they hope to cover lots of different seasonal topics you can get your teeth into!
The drop in sessions are free and start at 19:00 but you may arrive later if you wish. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits and lots of opportunity to chat and network. The intention is that these events will be very informal and have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that leaders casually get involved with  as much as little as they like. Come on your own, come as a group, everyone is welcome!
Over January the sessions will start back up on the 17th Jan be focusing on skills ready to get outside with activities such as “Fun ways to teach Navigation”, “Preparing for pioneering with Whipping, Knots and Lashings, “Belaying for Beginners”. There will be lots of options suitable for every section from Squirrels to Explorer Scouts!
Please ensure you RSVP so we can ensure we have enough resources for each session.
Coronavirus Precautions
- Everyone over the age of 11 will be required to wear a face covering indoors when not eating/drinking
Please do not attend if you have any of these 3 symptoms of COVID-19, even if they are mild:
- a high temperature
- a new, continuous cough
- a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste
You should also not attend if:
- you’ve tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 10 days
- someone you live with has symptoms or tested positive
- you’ve been told to self-isolate following contact with someone who tested positive
- you are required to quarantine after returning from abroad
Duration: This course runs over 6 hours spread over  a single day. Please book on by 14 November.
Who is the course for
This course is suitable for everyone but has been designed to primarily help section leaders and assistant section leaders to complete the requirements of Module 10 First Response. It will include both theoretical and practical elements of the training module.
Syllabus includes
- Principles of first aid and initial response (arriving and managing an incident)
- Initial response to a first aid situation
- Management of an unconscious casualty (child or adult)
- CPR, including technique for children and an explanation of what AED is and how to use it
- Choking
- Shock
- Bleeding
- Fractures (ambulance imminent and non-imminent) and sprains
- Head injuries
- Dental incidents
- Burns
- Asthma
- Anaphylaxis
- Heart Attack
- Stroke
- Seizures
- Diabetes
- Sepsis / Meningitis
Upon successful completion of the qualification assessment, Learners will be awarded a First Response Certificate. This qualification is valid for three years from the date of achievement.
The learner will need to complete the full course again to requalify for a further three years.
Participants
A maximum of 10 leaders can be accommodated on this course.
What to Wear/bring with you
Comfortable clothing, Scout Necker, Packed Lunch and Face covering
Reggie and his team of skilled Scouters from a number of different groups across the district are running weekly drop in workshops for leaders who want to come and learn something new that they can take back to their groups. Over the course of the year they hope to cover lots of different seasonal topics you can get your teeth into!
The drop in sessions are free and start at 19:00 but you may arrive later if you wish. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits and lots of opportunity to chat and network. The intention is that these events will be very informal and have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that leaders casually get involved with  as much as little as they like. Come on your own, come as a group, everyone is welcome!
Over November and December the team will be teaching you how to make rustic Christmas crafts using traditional Scout skills like knifes, saws and pyrography. There will be lots of options suitable for every section from Squirrels to Explorer Scouts!
Please bring a face covering to wear indoors unless exempt
Reggie and his team of skilled Scouters from a number of different groups across the district are running weekly drop in workshops for leaders who want to come and learn something new that they can take back to their groups. Over the course of the year they hope to cover lots of different seasonal topics you can get your teeth into!
The drop in sessions are free and start at 19:00 but you may arrive later if you wish. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits and lots of opportunity to chat and network. The intention is that these events will be very informal and have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that leaders casually get involved with  as much as little as they like. Come on your own, come as a group, everyone is welcome!
Over November and December the team will be teaching you how to make rustic Christmas crafts using traditional Scout skills like knifes, saws and pyrography. There will be lots of options suitable for every section from Squirrels to Explorer Scouts!
Please bring a face covering to wear indoors unless exempt
Reggie and his team of skilled Scouters from a number of different groups across the district are running weekly drop in workshops for leaders who want to come and learn something new that they can take back to their groups. Over the course of the year they hope to cover lots of different seasonal topics you can get your teeth into!
The drop in sessions are free and start at 19:00 but you may arrive later if you wish. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits and lots of opportunity to chat and network. The intention is that these events will be very informal and have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that leaders casually get involved with  as much as little as they like. Come on your own, come as a group, everyone is welcome!
Over November and December the team will be teaching you how to make rustic Christmas crafts using traditional Scout skills like knifes, saws and pyrography. There will be lots of options suitable for every section from Squirrels to Explorer Scouts!
Reggie and his team of skilled Scouters from a number of different groups across the district are running weekly drop in workshops for leaders who want to come and learn something new that they can take back to their groups. Over the course of the year they hope to cover lots of different seasonal topics you can get your teeth into!
The drop in sessions are free and start at 19:00 but you may arrive later if you wish. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits and lots of opportunity to chat and network. The intention is that these events will be very informal and have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that leaders casually get involved with  as much as little as they like. Come on your own, come as a group, everyone is welcome!
Over November and December the team will be teaching you how to make rustic Christmas crafts using traditional Scout skills like knifes, saws and pyrography. There will be lots of options suitable for every section from Squirrels to Explorer Scouts!
Reggie and his team of skilled Scouters from a number of different groups across the district are running weekly drop in workshops for leaders who want to come and learn something new that they can take back to their groups. Over the course of the year they hope to cover lots of different seasonal topics you can get your teeth into!
The drop in sessions are free and start at 19:00 but you may arrive later if you wish. There will be tea, coffee and biscuits and lots of opportunity to chat and network. The intention is that these events will be very informal and have a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that leaders casually get involved with  as much as little as they like. Come on your own, come as a group, everyone is welcome!
Over November and December the team will be teaching you how to make rustic Christmas crafts using traditional Scout skills like knifes, saws and pyrography. There will be lots of options suitable for every section from Squirrels to Explorer Scouts!
Mersey Weaver
