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It’s always important that people understand how to be helpful in emergencies. These activities are a fun way to help young people understand how to stay calm and what they should do in emergency situations.
Safety message
Use the safety checklist to help you plan and risk assess your activity. There's also more guidance to help you carry out your risk assessment, including examples. Don’t forget to make sure all young people and adults involved in the activity know how to take part safely.
Activities
Heads or hands
Don’t lose your head as you try to handle the pressure in this mind-boggling game of catch.
Emergency superheroes
Remain cool and calm as you practise making a call to the emergency services.
- Meets
- Requirement 1.a
- Requirement 1.b
- Meets
- Requirement 1
Mini medics
Become a mini medic and find out what to do in an emergency.
- Meets
- Requirement 1.c
- Requirement 1.d
- Requirement 1.e
Preparation
Equipment
- Soft balls
- Scissors
- Bowls
- Sheets
- Face paint (in a variety of colours, including red)
- Gloves (optional)
- Bandages or plasters (optional)
Resources
Call handler questions
PDF - 77.5KBEmergency Superheros Accident Scenarios
PDF - 378.5KBSession notes
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