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Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids in Leicester

Mini Medics is a practical first-aid awareness session for children aged 7 to 11. They learn basic first aid, CPR awareness and how to help safely in an emergency.

DBS-checked trainers
For children aged 7 to 11

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Your Leicester venue / on-site
Ideal for companies, schools or clubs
£269 per group

Also available in Nottingham, Derby and Lincoln.

Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids course outline

During your 3-hour Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids session in Leicester, our nurse-led tutors will cover:

What first aid means and how they can make a difference.
How to get help and call 999 in an emergency.
The recovery position and keeping someone safe until help arrives.
Simple ways to help with bleeding, minor injuries, and choking.
An easy introduction to CPR and defibrillators.

Our training hubs in Leicester

We use venues on Leicester’s north side to keep costs down and make travel and parking easier than heading into the city centre.

Leicester training area

Where we teach

Typical areas include Birstall, Thurmaston, Glenfield and Beaumont Leys. We also welcome learners from Syston, Anstey, Loughborough and Melton.

Getting there

The A46 Western Bypass and M1 Junctions 21a and 22 provide easy access. We look for venues with straightforward parking and useful bus links.

Frequently asked questions

Why use HealthCore?

Training should be friendly, confidence-building, and practical. Our sessions are hands-on, scenario-based, and taught in plain English. We prioritize practice over slides, using industry-leading simulation equipment (from Laerdal and Practiman) to ensure realism. We keep the atmosphere relaxed and supportive, ensuring every candidate leaves feeling ready to act when it counts. As a nurse-led provider based in the East Midlands, we set a higher standard for safety training. Your course will be delivered exclusively by Registered Healthcare Professionals with current NHS clinical experience. We bridge the gap between theory and reality, giving you the confidence that comes from learning from those who save lives for a living. Don't settle for tick-box training when lives depend on it.

When will I get the exact venue address for my Leicester course?

We try to put the useful area on the listing up front, for example Leicester (Birstall) or Leicester (Glenfield), so you can plan travel when you book. The precise address, parking and arrival notes come by email about two weeks before your Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids date, once we have confirmed the venue for that group.

Who is the Mini Medics course for?

The Mini Medics First Aid course is designed for children aged 7 to 11 years old, though it can be adapted for slightly older groups too. It’s perfect for schools, clubs, and community groups who want to give children the confidence to help others and understand what to do in an emergency. No prior experience is needed - just curiosity, enthusiasm, and a willingness to learn through fun, hands-on activities.

What should child wear for Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids?

Please wear your comfiest play clothes (like joggers and a t-shirt) and trainers for Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids. We are going to be very busy moving around and kneeling on the floor to practice our superhero skills, so make sure they can wiggle and move easily. 

Can you deliver Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids at my school or clubs in Leicester?

We would be delighted to work with your organisation. Please use the “Get a quote” function above to contact us with as much information as possible. All our instructors are healthcare professionals with enhanced criminal records checks. 

Is Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids accredited training?

No. Mini Medics First Aid and CPR for Kids is a non-accredited programme designed for children to have a core understand of CPR and emergency situations. While not formally accredited the course is still taught in line with Resuscitation Council UK guidelines.