22/06/2026
Kerry Jamieson was very friendly & informative. She guided us through everything & made sure we were happy to ask any questions which she answered in detail.
Judith C has just posted a 5 star review on Trustist
Kerry Jamieson was very friendly & informative. She guided us through everything & made sure we were happy to ask any questions which she answered in detail. β
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22/06/2026
We had our first aid training with Kerry at our offices. Kerry was a fully engaged instructor and answered all questions we raised, no matter how bizarre! Kerry made our learning journey fun and interactive and spend time through scenarios assisting us in ensuring we got the best outcome possible
Emma H has just posted a 5 star review on Trustist
We had our first aid training with Kerry at our offices. Kerry was a fully engaged instructor and answered all questions we raised, no matter how bizarre! Kerry made our learning journey fun and interactive and spend time through scenarios assisting us in ensuring we got the best outcome possible. ....
22/06/2026
A very informative session with practical learning and opportunity to ask lots of questions. Keri was very knowledgable and we feel much better prepared.
Lianne V has just posted a 5 star review on Trustist
A very informative session with practical learning and opportunity to ask lots of questions. Keri was very knowledgable and we feel much better prepared. β
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19/06/2026
TICK TOCK... IT'S A TICK! π·οΈ
Found a tick on yourself, your child, or even the dog after a countryside walk?
Ticks are small blood-sucking parasites that can sometimes carry Lyme disease, a bacterial infection that can cause serious health problems if left untreated.
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Don't panic
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Don't squeeze it
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Don't cover it in Vaseline, alcohol, nail varnish or any other old wives' tales
The best way to remove a tick is with a proper tick removal tool or fine-tipped tweezers. Grasp it as close to the skin as possible and pull upwards slowly and steadily. Once removed, clean the area with soap and water.
Keep an eye out over the following days and weeks for:
π΄ A circular "bullseye" rash
π€ Flu-like symptoms
π΄ Unusual tiredness
If these develop, contact your GP and mention the tick bite.
As someone who spends plenty of time outdoors, I always keep a tick remover in my first aid kit. They're tiny, cheap, and make removal much easier!
Have you ever found a tick on yourself, your child, or your pet?
18/06/2026
Amazing training, delivered in a very engaging way and delivering information needed by everyone.
Sally R has just posted a 5 star review on Google
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17/06/2026
An excellent training day with Keri! It was a fun filled day with an amazing teacher!
Luisa N has just posted a 5 star review on Google
An excellent training day with Keri! It was a fun filled day with an amazing teacher! β
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17/06/2026
Excellent first aid course provided by Keri, very knowledgeable on the entire subject. Also very friendly and approachable
Lucy M has just posted a 5 star review on Google
Excellent first aid course provided by Keri, very knowledgeable on the entire subject. Also very friendly and approachable. β
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17/06/2026
Great day learning first aid with the team and Keri. Thank you, take care.
Zak D has just posted a 5 star review on Google
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