School Workshops

Services School & Youth Workshops
Our workshops support young people most at risk of experiencing or being involved in violence, working with primary and secondary schools, youth offending teams, pupil referral units, and youth groups.
We focus on personal development, social responsibility, and enhancing social skills, while incorporating a social action element around violence reduction and emergency response.

Through our workshops, young people will:

• Learn life-saving skills to confidently respond to medical emergencies in their communities.
• Develop emotional intelligence and social skills to improve relationships and make positive choices
• While based on a standard framework, each workshop is tailored to the needs of the young people and partner organisations to ensure maximum engagement and impact.

KS 2 Through interactive and hands-on training, young people will develop a systematic approach to managing a wide range of critical situations, including: the unconscious casualty, severe bleeding, knife injuries, seizures, and the immediate effects of drugs and alcohol. The session also covers life-saving techniques such as cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the safe use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs).

By the end of the session, participants will not only have practical skills but also the knowledge and confidence to act decisively in real-life emergencies, potentially saving lives in their homes, schools, or communities.
KS Step towards independence with confidence. Our two progressive 60-minute sessions use realistic, street-based scenarios to teach young people life-saving skills they can actually use. Participants will learn how to manage unconscious casualties, severe bleeding, knife injuries, seizures, and the effects of drugs and alcohol, plus essential CPR and AED use. Practical, hands-on, and built for real-life situations—this training gives young people the knowledge and confidence to act decisively when it matters most.