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British Red Cross offers easy to use first aid education kit
Published: 16 April, 2009
New research shows over 84 percent of secondary school teachers across the UK strongly believe that First Aid should be taught in schools. However, a quarter of secondary schools in the UK are still not providing First Aid education. The British Red Cross now offers the easy-to-use Life. Live it. first aid education kit - including an interactive CD-ROM, ten flexible lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, video and audio clips. It also comes with an interactive quiz, which provides a fun way to help students learn the first aid basics. Liz Brunwin, the Life. Live it. project manager says: "Basic first aid is already on the PSHE curriculum in England and with the move towards making it statutory , we would urge teachers to get ahead of the game. These materials and lesson plans are so user friendly that any teacher can use them, even if they feel unfamiliar with the subject - whether it's theory or practical work." Visit www.redcross.org.uk/lifeliveit for a free Life. Live it. sample. Related articles: 
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