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AG First Aid Training AG First Aid Training provides a variety of First Aid courses in Cambridgeshire for organisations an

AG First Aid Training provides a variety of First Aid courses in Cambridgeshire and surrounding regional areas for organisations and individuals. Flexible training is offered on week days, evenings or weekends, so courses can be conveniently available at a time that is suitable for you. With over 20 years Paediatric knowledge and experience in the childcare sector and with over 12 years in Adult Education and Training, AG First Aid Training recognises the need for First Aid to be flexible and easily accessible and to encourage learning skills and knowledge to develop confidence to be able to act in an emergency. Amelia Grant, Founder of AG First Aid Training has over 20 years paediatric knowledge and experience in the Early Years and Childcare sector. Trained to FPOSi level 4 Amelia continually develops her own passion for first aid and emergency care. Amelia qualified as a first aid instructor in 2010 whilst working with a large national UK training provider assessing and verifying early years apprenticeships. "First Aid has always been important to me, having been responsible in accessing my own training in the very early days as a childcare practitioner and being accountable for a first aid provision and having to respond to emergency situations in senior roles in education settings"

Amelia has worked continuously in varying roles which have included nursery management and working as a Work Based Programme Leader, Education Advisor and assessing first aid in local colleges. Holding the First Person on Scene (FPOSi Intermediate) certificate, Amelia's experience for educating and assessing people has continually grown and she strives to extend her own knowledge and skills to ensure that she and her team can motivate, encourage and support learning first aid with expertise that makes AG First Aid Training unique. Amelia has placed her application to be training with the East of England Ambulance Service Trust to become a Community First Responder (CFR) in her local area fulfilling a passion to support and help the emergency services trust volunteering her own time to support and respond to life-threatening emergencies. AG First Aid Training is a growing centre with an expanding team of experienced first aid and education instructors. AG community First Aid see's the provision of courses being made more accessible for voluntary groups, organisations and charities and a continues development of our safety services for events.

🎇🔷️🎆🔷️ WISHING EVERYONE a very safe and enjoyed 5th November 2026!  Have a great bonfire night all and keep safe!  🎇🔷️🎆🔷...
05/11/2026

🎇🔷️🎆🔷️ WISHING EVERYONE a very safe and enjoyed 5th November 2026! Have a great bonfire night all and keep safe! 🎇🔷️🎆🔷️

🔷️🎆 WHAT ARE THE PRIORITIES WITH A BURN? To cool the burn which stops the burning process and relieves the pain.  The lo...
03/11/2026

🔷️🎆 WHAT ARE THE PRIORITIES WITH A BURN?
To cool the burn which stops the burning process and relieves the pain. The longer the burning continues, the more severe the injury will be.

TREATMENT OF BURNS
🔹️ Help the casualty to lie or sit down if possible prevent the burnt area coming into contact with the ground
🔹️ Start cooling the injury. Flood the burn with plenty of cold running water and do not delay the casualty's removal to hospital. CALL 999/112 FOR EMERGENCY HELP.
🔹️ Continue cooling the burn for at least 20 minutes or until pain is relieved. Watch for signs of breathing difficulty.
🔹️ Do not touch or interfere with the burn. Do not burst blisters. Remove rings, watches, belts, shoes and burnt or smouldering clothing - be extremely careful and DO NOT remove clothing if stuck to the burn.
🔹️ Cover the area with kitchen cling film to protect it from infection. Tear off the first 30 cm of the film. Secure it with a bandage or adhesive tape over the plastic.
🔹️ Reassure the casualty and treat for shock if necessary and monitor casualty levels of response, breathing while waiting for help.

Wishing everyone SAFE and HAPPY bonfire night celebrations! 🎆🔷️

‼️🕛 With the CLOCKS GONE BACK have a think about how you can help the emergency services find you in the dark this winte...
26/10/2026

‼️🕛 With the CLOCKS GONE BACK have a think about how you can help the emergency services find you in the dark this winter.

✅️ Light the way!
✅️ Can they see your house number easily?
✅️ Put on house lights
✅️ Flag the ambulance down
✅️ Send someone outside with a torch to direct them to where you are
✅️ Open doorways and access into buildings to help make access easier.
✅️ Use What3words so they can find you

🎃 ONE OF THE MOST EAGERLY AWAITED NIGHTS of the year is coming.....🎃Keep Halloween safe remembering to encourage childre...
22/10/2026

🎃 ONE OF THE MOST EAGERLY AWAITED NIGHTS of the year is coming.....🎃
Keep Halloween safe remembering to encourage children to be aware of choking risks. Lollipops on sticks can completely block a child's airway! Running around with sweets in their mouths increases the risk of choking...wait to enjoy them kiddos until you get home!! 👍🏻

* If choking is mild encourage the child to cough. The child will be coughing of spluttering. If there is no sound, no coughing...step into immediate action!!

* IF OBSTRUCTION HAS NOT CLEARED, shout for help, don't leave the child
* Lean child forward, smaller child over your knee so the head is lower than the chest
* Give 5 firm back blows between the shoulder blades with the palm of your hand. Check between blow and stop if obstruction has cleared

* IF OBSTRUCTION HAS STILL NOT CLEARED, kneel or stand behind the child. Place both you arms around their waist.
Make a fist with one hand and place it just above the belly button (below the ribs) with you thumb inwards. Grasp this first with your other hand
* Thrust sharply inwards and upwards. Try this up to 5 times. Check between thrusts and stop if the obstruction has cleared
* Repeat if obstruction has not cleared with another 5 back blows and further 5 abdominal thrusts

If the treatment seems ineffective, shout for help and ask for someone to call 999/112 for emergency help.

Have a safe and Happy Halloween! 🎃

🔷️⚠️ HAVE YOU CHECKED YOURS? I was prompted this year as that one little beep every 30-40 seconds started beeping the ot...
15/10/2026

🔷️⚠️ HAVE YOU CHECKED YOURS? I was prompted this year as that one little beep every 30-40 seconds started beeping the other morning. Ah-ha! New battery time!

Every year at this time, I check the home fire alarm. As the darker nights draw in and with the Autumn crisp chill setting in of the evenings, the candles are lit. The electric blankets go on and the little electric heaters warm up rooms in the house before we have to succumb to putting the central heating on. Later months will see more candles, Christmas lights and a higher risk of a fire in the home.

Noticed was the little sticker with the date to replace the alarm. We forget sometimes that fire alarms do have a shelf life. There is no cost too much on accident prevention and fire safety!

🔷️ IT'S NOT EVERY DAY WE GET SURPRISE GIFTS. Thank you very much Rob Chapman at The Milton Maze for the very kind gift o...
14/10/2026

🔷️ IT'S NOT EVERY DAY WE GET SURPRISE GIFTS. Thank you very much Rob Chapman at The Milton Maze for the very kind gift of a selection of pumpkins from your pumpkin patch 🎃 Edible pumpkins!!! And for the life of me I can not remember what each of them are called, but can't wait to make into lovely pumpkin soup!

A brilliant small course during the week with Rob and also Dian from Lavender Holistic Therapy in Cambridge borg Learning life saving first aid and accessing their required certifications for the accountability of provision of first aid in the workplace. Such a great day had with you both.

For more information on our accommodating small group courses contact us at [email protected]
07795 680 733

🔷️ FULL DAY Emergency First Aid at Work Level 3 today, delivered in Melbourn with Dogtooth Technologies! It was lovely t...
01/10/2026

🔷️ FULL DAY Emergency First Aid at Work Level 3 today, delivered in Melbourn with Dogtooth Technologies! It was lovely to return to support our clients with their required 3 year re-certifications. Ensuring named first aiders in the workplace. As always was wonderful to also have Pretzel, Bagel and Biscuit join us too 🐕🦮🐕‍🦺

🔷️ WHAT DO YOU DO IF A ADOLESCENT CHILD IS NOT BREATHING? An adolescent child is 13 - 18 years.🚑 CALL 999 / 112 and put ...
17/09/2026

🔷️ WHAT DO YOU DO IF A ADOLESCENT CHILD IS NOT BREATHING? An adolescent child is 13 - 18 years.

🚑 CALL 999 / 112 and put mobile phone onto speaker phone
👀 LOOK! 👂LISTEN! 🌬 FEEL for up to 10 seconds....
Look - down the body can you see the chest rising and falling?
Listen - for any unusual sounds of breathing
Feel - for any warm breath against the side of your cheek

Give 5 initial rescue breaths followed by 15 compressions. Then give two breaths and return to 15 compressions. Keep the CPR sequence going at 15:2

Place one hand (for a smaller child) two hands in the centre of the chest (for a adolecent) and push down 5 - 6cm. Push at a speed of 100-120 beats per minute

Putting the skills into practice on our First Aid courses builds peoples confidence of CPR. Learning first aid and CPR is simple. For more information on our Energency Paediatric and 12 hour Paediatric Infant & Chils First Aid courses contact us at:-
💻 [email protected]
📱 07795 680 733

16/09/2026

Our thoughts, hearts and prayers along with the nation are with the father and family of dear little Noah tonight 💔😔

🚨 MISSING 3 YEAR OLD NOAH-PLEASE SHARE 🚨Noah, aged just 3, is missing from Brantham, Suffolk. He was last seen at around...
16/09/2026

🚨 MISSING 3 YEAR OLD NOAH-PLEASE SHARE 🚨

Noah, aged just 3, is missing from Brantham, Suffolk. He was last seen at around 3pm near the playground on Merriam Close and is believed to have gone towards the nearby new-build housing estate.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Noah is non verbal, has partial hearing loss, and Suffolk Police say he is currently undergoing an autism assessment. Because of these vulnerabilities, he may NOT respond if people call his name. 😞

He has curly ginger hair and was wearing a white Bluey T-shirt, shorts and white trainers.

Police are asking people nearby to check gardens, sheds, garages and outbuildings carefully. Please don’t assume someone else has already checked. Look in places where a small child could hide or become trapped.

Please share this as far as possible. Every share could help bring Noah home safely. ❤️🙏

If you have seen Noah or have any information, contact Suffolk Police immediately.

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