Great Weekend

jims-terrano · 20-11-2016, 20:48

Just being teaching on a first aid course for the youngsters this weekend. Got 11 of them through St John's Youth First Aid qual and being passed as an assessor too. Now the kids want to form a First Aid team and enter competitors within our organisation.

Great to see them doing so well

Had a minor first aid incident on Friday evening with them that I dealt with so now embarrassingly they got together and gave me a round of applause and I really didn't do anything I just happened to be there and saw it happening.

Bigbunny2007 · 20-11-2016, 22:53

Well done mate, good work

Banshee · 20-11-2016, 23:51

Top work Jim, how we're not teaching First Aid at schools yet is beyond me

Still teaching R.E though, way better to teach them tripe than something that may allow them to save a life though, well done UK

jims-terrano · 21-11-2016, 10:26

Unusual as a lot of schools in my area are teaching Heart Start. But the problem is they teach it issue a certificate and tick a box. After that it gets forgotten about and like every thing you learn if you don't use it or practice it you forget.

Banshee · 21-11-2016, 10:30

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Unusual as a lot of schools in my area are teaching Heart Start. But the problem is they teach it issue a certificate and tick a box. After that it gets forgotten about and like every thing you learn if you don't use it or practice it you forget.

Valid point matey, I'm due a refresher at some point

Glad to hear they are at least making changes and teaching them something

Blocky10 · 21-11-2016, 18:57

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Valid point matey, I'm due a refresher at some point

Glad to hear they are at least making changes and teaching them something

Well done Jim.

WHAT

You kept that quiet pal. Could have done with a first aider Saturday afternoon

Banshee · 21-11-2016, 19:07

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Well done Jim.

WHAT

You kept that quiet pal. Could have done with a first aider Saturday afternoon

I thought we were keeping that a secret!!!!!

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Blocky10 · 21-11-2016, 20:02

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I thought we were keeping that a secret!!!!!

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Well you may as well know. Julie has told me I've to move in with you after my appointment at the fracture clinic Thursday

I'll bring my bike!
Sorry to hijack your thread Jim. It's kind of related though

Banshee · 21-11-2016, 20:08

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Well you may as well know. Julie has told me I've to move in with you after my appointment at the fracture clinic Thursday

I'll bring my bike!
Sorry to hijack your thread Jim. It's kind of related though

No way!!!! You think you've broke something? I've got a spare room buddy

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Blocky10 · 21-11-2016, 20:33

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No way!!!! You think you've broke something? I've got a spare room buddy

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Shoulder blade I guess

Banshee · 21-11-2016, 21:20

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Shoulder blade I guess

Was the the first or 2nd fall you took?

I'd like to point out myself and Ian went Mountain Biking on my local haunt at Cannock Chase the weekend

solarman216 · 21-11-2016, 21:29

Ah glad you pointed that out, I was wondering what you two got up to, Rick

Blocky10 · 21-11-2016, 21:32

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Was the the first or 2nd fall you took?

I'd like to point out myself and Ian went Mountain Biking on my local haunt at Cannock Chase the weekend

First. Over the handle bars superman style landing on my right shoulder followed by elbow and knee.
The second one was a just give up and lay down attempt

Blocky10 · 21-11-2016, 21:33

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Ah glad you pointed that out, I was wondering what you two got up to, Rick

Lol. Feel like I've been abused

Banshee · 21-11-2016, 21:34

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First. Over the handle bars superman style landing on my right shoulder followed by elbow and knee.
The second one was a just give up and lay down attempt

They don't class it as the black route and call it "Evil Slab" for nothing

20-11-2016, 20:48	#1
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	Great Weekend Just being teaching on a first aid course for the youngsters this weekend. Got 11 of them through St John's Youth First Aid qual and being passed as an assessor too. Now the kids want to form a First Aid team and enter competitors within our organisation. Great to see them doing so well Had a minor first aid incident on Friday evening with them that I dealt with so now embarrassingly they got together and gave me a round of applause and I really didn't do anything I just happened to be there and saw it happening.

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20-11-2016, 22:53	#2
Bigbunny2007 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Yorkshire Vehicle: T2 swb 2.7 tdi - Disco 3 Posts: 589	Well done mate, good work

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jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	Unusual as a lot of schools in my area are teaching Heart Start. But the problem is they teach it issue a certificate and tick a box. After that it gets forgotten about and like every thing you learn if you don't use it or practice it you forget.