Time To Train - First Aid Hull

17/01/2026

15/01/2026

Emergency first aid at work today. If your company requires any first aid training, contact us to discuss the many options available 😊

06/10/2025

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16/09/2025

https://www.protrainings.uk/classrooms/299490/signup

We have a couple of spaces left on this course ☺️

Register for this Paediatric 12 Hour Infant / Child First Aid Level 3 (VTQ) - Classroom Blended Part 2 course in Hull, Humberside on November 22, 2025. Only £95.00 for online registrations.

23/12/2024

Thank you to all our customers, 2024 has been our busiest year to date. Have a lovely Christmas ⛄🎁

23/09/2024

Happy 8th birthday to us. was always our dream, but we could never have imagined how well it was going to go. This year has seen Shaun take on more corporate and contracting work, as well as the usual first aid courses. Here's to the next 8 years ❤️

08/09/2024

Today is the day! Drop in to Victoria Dock Village Hall between 1pm and 3pm to learn how to use a defib and perform CPR. This session is free to attend and suitable for the whole family. We'll be going over the same info several times and you'll get to have a go yourself. Please share

02/09/2024

Congratulations to all!

Well done to some of our Young leaders who have completed their online and practical first aid course through Time To Train - First Aid Hull.

If any of our members aged 12 to 16 years old are interested in joining our Leadership Academy, please email our Leadership Captain on emma@aspiregymnasticsclub.org for more information.

24/08/2024

Glycerol is often used to create the slush effect. But in high quantities, especially to children under five, glycerol can cause shock, hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) and loss of consciousness.

That’s why slushies with glycerol are not recommended for children under five.

01/08/2024

Today is National Lollipop Day. But did you know that just like whole grapes the colourful treats can be a serious choking hazard?

The hard sweet, which is the perfect size and shape to completely block a small child’s airway, can come off the stick and block a child’s airway. This happens silently and if you’re not watching you might not even notice.

Please think twice before giving a lollipop to a young child.

For more tips on choking prevention visit: https://capt.org.uk/choking-prevention/

01/08/2024

These reusable water balloons contain high-strength magnets which pop out easily.

High-strength magnets like these can rip through a child’s gut if swallowed, causing very serious and even life-threatening injuries.

If you have this product, please stop using it straight away and keep out of reach of small children.

Visit our magnet safety hub to learn more about the risks and what you can do to keep children safe: https://capt.org.uk/magnet-safety/

01/08/2024

A gran is warning other families about the dangers of slush ice drinks after her 2-year-old granddaughter was hospitalised after drinking one.

Slushies contain glycerol to prevent the liquid freezing solid. In high quantities, especially to children under five, glycerol can cause shock, hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) and loss of consciousness.

Please do not give slushies to children under five. And, limit older children to just one slush.