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Offering a variety of courses including First Aid ( EFAW, PFAW, FAW & Requals), Health & Safety Levels 1-3, Manual Handling & Evac Chair, we are flexible and are happy to accommodate your needs.

When you receive feedback from a learner you've never had the pleasure to train before, leaves you this, it's very very ...
10/11/2025

When you receive feedback from a learner you've never had the pleasure to train before, leaves you this, it's very very humbling 🥹
Thank you everyone for an amazing Saturday at Park Farm Hotel, Norwich 👏👏

1st Aid advice from a 1940's manual.Ladies, hold my coat!! 😅
02/11/2025

1st Aid advice from a 1940's manual.
Ladies, hold my coat!! 😅

Defibs save lives, but only if we know where they are. With 8500 UK schools not registering theirs, Ambulance control wo...
01/11/2025

Defibs save lives, but only if we know where they are.
With 8500 UK schools not registering theirs, Ambulance control won't know where to send you 😒

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Defib finder uses data from The Circuit, the national defibrillator network, to help you find information about the nearest defibrillators to you.

Thinking of getting a defibrillator?Want to help a persons survival rate go from just 2% with CPR to a whopping 75% if a...
18/10/2025

Thinking of getting a defibrillator?
Want to help a persons survival rate go from just 2% with CPR to a whopping 75% if a defib is used within 10 minutes of them not breathing?
Look at this amazing price (inc vat) we've come across.
Here at SG Training Services we offer defib training awareness sessions. Contact us if interested.

The IPAD NFK200 semi-automatic defibrillator is suitable to be used by anyone and can be switched between adult and child mode with no separate pads required.

Remember remember the 5th of November ......Here's a timely post reminding us that sparklers & young children do not mix...
17/10/2025

Remember remember the 5th of November ......

Here's a timely post reminding us that sparklers & young children do not mix 😒

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A sparkler!

Families often see sparklers as a relatively safe way to involve young children in the excitement of fireworks events. But that’s not true. Every year they cause children devastating burn injuries.

Sparklers burn hotter than boiling water. They can even burn hot enough to melt some metals.

If you’re going to use sparklers, treat them with caution and remember:

💥They’re not recommended for children under 5
💥Wear gloves and keep the sparkler at arm’s length, as sparks can fly and ignite clothing
💥You may want to put the sparkler in a carrot to make it easier to hold
💥Only hold one sparkler at a time
💥Teach children not to wave sparklers near anyone else or run around while holding them
💥Once sparklers are out, put them in a bucket of water as they stay very hot

For more firework safety tips visit: https://capt.org.uk/tips-for-firework-safety/

Office for Product Safety and Standards

Please get your defib registered & help give someone a fighting chance to live.Forget the politics of "i'm not handing o...
02/10/2025

Please get your defib registered & help give someone a fighting chance to live.
Forget the politics of "i'm not handing ours over to a random stranger"
The easy solution to that is " send your staff member with your defib"
We only have 1 life

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Make your defibrillator count – help us save lives ahead of Restart a Heart Day 💓

This October, EEAST is urging schools, community groups, and organisations to make sure they register their defibrillators and make them publicly accessible.

Unregistered defibs can’t be located by 999 call handlers – and that could cost vital minutes in a cardiac emergency.

✅ Check if your defib is registered: https://www.defibfinder.uk
✅ Register it: www.thecircuit.uk

Together, we can save lives.

To remove or not to remove? That is the common question from schools & early years settings we train. If your setting ha...
30/09/2025

To remove or not to remove? That is the common question from schools & early years settings we train.
If your setting has a policy in place then please follow it, but if not here's official HSE guidance.
We all grew up remembering our mothers look of glee as she approached with the needle 😳
Nowadays, we love the syringe (calpol or enteral ones) or the debit card method as demonstrated in our courses 🥰
They also work well for bee & wasp stings 😉😉

Whilst some training providers have mixed views on the anti choking device LifeVac, we fully support the device and ensu...
29/09/2025

Whilst some training providers have mixed views on the anti choking device LifeVac, we fully support the device and ensure proper training in its use.
Here's the background of little Oliver Steepers tragic event & this is why the rules are changing eg EYS staff sitting with children whilst they eat and several Coroners pushing for annual paediatric courses instead of every 3 years.
As always, whenevers theres change, we will endeavour to keep you updated 🥰

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At this very moment, exactly four years ago today, our precious baby boy Oliver took his final breath. In the arms of his loving parents, Lewis and Zoe, his beautiful life was cut tragically short. In the space of just one unimaginable week, our whole world collapsed. We sent our healthy, happy, thriving nine month old baby to nursery, trusting he would be cared for and kept safe. Instead, Oliver suffered a choking episode on food wholly inappropriate for his tender age, given in a dangerous and overwhelming quantity.

The pain of that day has never left us. It is etched into our hearts and minds forever. What breaks us most is knowing that the first aid given to Oliver was desperately inadequate. We hold a firm and unshakable belief that, had those entrusted with his care acted as they should, Oliver would still be here with us today. Perhaps his life would have been changed forever, but we would have taken that, anything, over having to say goodbye to our son.

For the past four long years we have fought, and we continue to fight, for change. We have campaigned tirelessly to protect other children and families from the nightmare we live every single day. Thanks to the coroner at Oliver’s inquest, who issued a Prevention of Future Deaths notice, the government has been forced to finally confront the urgent need for reform in food safety and first aid in early years childcare across the UK. But change has been painfully slow, and without any acknowledgement from the Government for the little boy who's death made this changes forefront of childcare settings in the UK. Our hearts ache knowing it has taken the loss of our beautiful Oliver to even begin this process.

We miss Oliver every second of every day. His absence is a wound that will never heal. We still grieve with an intensity words can barely capture, and we forever wish things could have been different, that he could have grown, laughed, and lived the life he so deserved. Instead, we were left with only memories, because those we trusted failed him so utterly.

Yet from this unbearable loss, Oliver’s light has not gone out. Through the love and kindness of so many of you, his memory lives on in the work of our charity. Together, we have placed free LifeVac anti-choking devices in childcare settings across the United Kingdom. This legacy, Oliver’s legacy, is saving lives. For that, we thank every single person who has stood beside us, supported us, and believed in this mission.

If you can support Oliver's legacy with a small contribution please do so here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/lifevacuk

We will not stop. Not until every single nursery, preschool and childminder in the UK has a LifeVac device and no family has to endure what we endure every day. Oliver’s memory guides us, strengthens us, and reminds us of why we must keep going.

Forever loved. Forever missed. Forever Oliver.

With 1st Aid related questions being added to the driving test theory next year, why not add some practical skills?As a ...
26/09/2025

With 1st Aid related questions being added to the driving test theory next year, why not add some practical skills?
As a local training provider, our next course has a few spaces remaining on Nov 1st in Wisbech. This 1day Emergency FAW will give you the skills needed in life all for just £95pp

Email: sue@sgtrainingservices.co.uk

Here's the gov.uk link showing the type of questions coming in.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-theory-test-questions-aim-to-boost-cardiac-arrest-survival-rate

GOV.UK - The best place to find government services and information.

We were delighted to train 2 more staff from R.Y.R Community Liaison Consultants Ltd in their 1 day Emergency FAW. As pa...
20/09/2025

We were delighted to train 2 more staff from R.Y.R Community Liaison Consultants Ltd in their 1 day Emergency FAW.
As part of their role, we added 2 extra recovery positions (face down & spinal roll) in addition to the standard one every course covers.
We take interest in what everyone's job entails & will include extra elements which are relevant.
Congratulations on passing your course 👏👏 and thank you for supporting local.
Spaces are available for our open course in Wisbech 1st November. Contact Sue for more information via sue@sgtrainingservices.co.uk

We're finally getting there & heading in the right direction 🤞Theory is ok BUT you can't beat practical skills so contac...
09/09/2025

We're finally getting there & heading in the right direction 🤞
Theory is ok BUT you can't beat practical skills so contact us and learn what to do ...... practically 👍

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From early 2026, CPR and defibrillator questions will be added to the car and motorcycle theory test.

Drivers are often first on the scene when someone suffers a cardiac arrest, so knowing what to do could help save someone’s life.

Would you how to respond in an emergency?

Find out more 👉 https://ow.ly/u21A50WQWZi

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