Penwortham Primary School students have been taught life-saving skills in a new initiative.
As part of the school’s commitment to preparing children with essential life skills, the school introduced Mini First Aid sessions for every year group.
From learning to apply plasters and placing someone in the recovery position, students also learned CPR.
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Year 6 student, Anna McDonald said: “We learnt how to position someone safely if they have a concussion and their eyes are closed. I would be confident to help someone now.”
Pupils in the Penwortham pre-school through to Year 6, got involved.
Headteacher Kate Penarski said: “At our school, we believe that every child should have the confidence and skills to save a life.
“Teaching first aid isn’t just about learning practical techniques—it’s about empowering our children to care for others when it matters most.
“By giving every child this vital knowledge, we are living our school value of care, helping to create a community where kindness, responsibility and looking after one another are at the heart of everything we do.”
