What is CPR?

CPR, which stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is an emergency procedure that combines chest compressions and rescue breaths to help someone whose heart has stopped beating or is not breathing effectively. It's a crucial first aid technique used to keep a person alive until professional medical help arrives. 

Our interactive session on CPR will teach your child what to do in a cardiac arrest situation. 
We will show the children on the silicone dummy how to feel for a pulse and what to do when someone stops breathing  and requires CPR. We will go through the whole process on our silicone dummies
We will then should how to use a defibulator and CPR in combination.

This is a life long sill that can help save a life.



At the end of the course a certificate of acheivement by the red cross will be received.