Paediatric First Aid Training in Telford Shropshire

Posted by Chris on July 27th, 2015

New 12 Hour Paediatric and Early Years First Aid Courses in Telford

Halo First Aid Training are pleased to announce that we PAEDIATRIC-75will now be offering our Paediatric First Aid Courses in Telford, Shropshire.

This 12 hour Paediatric course is suitable for :

  • child minders
  • home child carers
  • school teachers
  • early years and preschool teachers
  • foster carers
  • after school and sports club organisers
  • parents and grandparents

Our Paediatric First Aid learning program is designed to meet the expectations of OFSTED and EYFS and is taught in a relaxed and enjoyable style. The course is deemed suitable for anyone working with children including parents and grandparents.

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The Paediatric First Aid Course


 

The course is 12 hours in duration and this is either completed across two days or four evenings. Where possible this is on Saturdays or in Half Term or Weekday Evenings. All days need to be completed to receive your certificate. As part of your training you will also receive a Paediatric and Early Years Training Manual.

We like to keep our training days fun and informative and most full day courses are from 10am until 4pm and evening courses are from 6pm until 9pm.

Course contents includes:

  • Scene Assessment
  • Primary Survey
  • CPR – Adult
  • CPR – Infant and Child
  • Unconscious Casualties
  • Severe Allergic Reactions
  • Choking
  • Croup
  • Wounds and Bleeding
  • Asthma
  • Collapsed Lung and Chest Injuries
  • Fractures and Broken Bones
  • Sprains and Strains
  • Burns and Electrical Injuries
  • Sickle Cell
  • Meninigitis
  • Poisioning
  • Diabetes
  • Shock
  • Dealing with Unwell Children
  • Extremes of Hot and Cold
  • First Aid Kits
  • Medication and Accident Reporting

 

First Aid Training Venues


We have several open Paediatric First Aid Courses running in Telford throughout the year. One of our training venues is The Oak Tree Centre in Lightmoor Village, Telford. This venue is one of our favourites and is modern, spacious and warm with a lovely cafe across the road.

We are also able to deliver onsite Paediatric First Aid Training Courses at your premises for group of 10 or more. We are also happy to combine several smaller group bookings to make up a course which can be delivered at The Oak Tree Centre in Lightmoor and lunch can be arranged for a small additional cost.

 

Booking and More Information


To book simply visit our website www.midlandsfirstaid.co.uk or our Facebook Page at www.facebook.com/halofirstaid or on twitter at https://www.twitter.com/HaloFirstAid   you can give us a call direct on 07967 600536.

We publish regular open course dates on our Facebook page and website and you can also contact us direct about booking an onsite course in Telford or Shropshire using the above information.

Find a Direct Access Barrister in London

Posted by Chris on July 10th, 2015

You don’t need to go to a barrister via a lawyer any more – in London or elsewhere in the U.K. – you can go DIRECT.

The main advantage to you is COST. You might have to do some work for it but that is inevitable.

The following Introduction to Direct Access to a Barrister is taken from the Bar Council guidance to Lay Clients ( that’s YOU )

THE PUBLIC ACCESS SCHEME GUIDANCE FOR LAY CLIENT Introduction The purpose of this Guide is to explain how the public access scheme works and to show how lay clients can use it to instruct barristers. What is public access? Members of the public may now go directly to a barrister without having to involve an instructing solicitor or other intermediary. In the past it was necessary for clients to use a solicitor or other recognised third party through whom the barrister would be instructed. Although the barrister’s role remains essentially the same, members of the public may instruct a barrister directly through the public access scheme. What are the advantages of the public access scheme? The main advantage of the public access scheme is that it could potentially save you money whilst giving you access to the Bar, since you would be paying for a barrister only instead of a barrister and solicitor. However, although the barrister would be able to deal with most aspects of the case, you could have to assist in some limited areas, generally with filing documents with the court. This is explained in more detail below. Is my case suitable for public access? Public access is available in all types of work that barristers can do, except for work funded out of legal aid. It is most suitable for reasonably straightforward cases. It is likely to be inappropriate in cases involving children. If you are not sure whether your case would be suitable for public access, you should contact an appropriate barrister (see below) of his or her clerk and seek an initial view. If the barrister considers that your case would benefit from the involvement of a solicitor, he or she will tell you so. A barrister may choose whether or not to take a public access case. The factors which he or she will take into account are discussed below. How do I make use of the public access scheme? For more information contact: the Professional Practice Team on 020 7611 1444 2 To use the scheme, you would have to instruct a barrister yourself. Further details of how to do this are given in this guidance.

Direct Access Barrister London

 

SEARCH FOR A BARRISTER HERE

 

BEAUTY, HEALTH AND THERAPY COMMUNITY BUILT AT THE TRINITY

Posted by Chris on July 4th, 2015

An amazing collection of Beauty, Hair, Health and Therapy businesses have been brought together at The Trinity in Burton on Trent, Staffordshire, East Midlands and this community even extends to Art, Makeup, Photography and Music.

 

People are flocking to The Trinity from all around Staffordshire and Derbyshire to see this amazing renovation and sample the skills of people like Suk Ram of Wowow! Hair and others. When people come into the building the first thing they do is look up and go .. Wow !!

 

 

Inside shot

 

Growing in popularity are the regular monthly Motives Makeovers where people are given FREE mini makeovers on the last Thursday of every month between 5 and 7 pm.

Motives is a makeup line that includes ranges for light and darker skinned people. The founders are friends of the Kardashians, JLo and other US celebrities and the makeup is used by Celebrity makeup artists all over the world.

 

Above we have mua Claire Taylor working with Events and Promotions Manager Suzanne Amesbury from The Ritz – just across the road from The Trinity.

Below is former Voice finalist Sheena McHugh who sang in a small, intimate concert of Voice and X Factor finalists. The intimacy of the event and the amazing acoustics made it a memorable event for musicians and the audience.

 

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Sheena is just one of the celebrities that have graced The Trinity. Others include cosplayer Kira ” Cosplay ” Hopcroft who travelled from the North of London to get to Burton on Trent and attend one of the Motives makeovers.

 

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Kira appears above with resident artist and photographer Martine Warner and owner of Wowow! Hair Suk Ram.

Burton on Trent and the East Midlands is now benefiting from the excitement surrounding the excellent businesses that Trinity owner Steven Wardle has assembled.

 

 

 

 

 

 


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