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  • Quick-Grab Classroom First Aid Kit for Teachers | First Aid Supplies
  • Quick-Grab Classroom First Aid Kit for Teachers | First Aid Supplies

First Aid Kit - Quick-Grab for the classroom

  • Teacher Quick-Grab Design - 13-item kit designed for teachers to grab and deploy for fast classroom first aid response.
  • School Injury Coverage - Covers cuts, grazes, bumps, nosebleeds, and minor burns common in school settings.
  • Includes Eye Wash and Foil Blankets - 500ml eye wash bottle plus 2 foil blankets for science and DT room emergencies.
  • UKCA Marked Contents - All components manufactured and certified to current UK regulatory standards.

First Aid Kit - Quick-Grab for the Classroom

The quick-grab classroom first aid kit is designed for teachers to grab and deploy for fast first aid response to school injuries. Contains 13 categories including 20 washproof plasters, a 500ml eye wash bottle, 2 foil blankets, and clinical waste bags. Suited to classrooms, science departments, design and technology rooms, and school corridors.

Kit Contents

ContentsQty
Bag - Clinical waste1
Eyewash 500ml1
First aid emergency leaflet1
Foil blanket2
Plasters - Washproof20
Resus1
Safety pins6
Scissors - Tufkut1
Triangular bandage4
Wipes - Alcohol-free10
Wound dressing - Eyepad4
Wound dressing - Medium4
Wound dressing - Large4

Regulatory Compliance

Compliance Summary: This kit provides teacher-accessible first aid provision for immediate classroom deployment. Schools should ensure appointed first aiders receive appropriate training and that the kit location is known to all staff in each teaching area. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Frequently Asked Questions

Should every classroom have a first aid kit?

HSE recommends that first aid equipment is accessible from all work areas within a reasonable time. In schools, positioning quick-grab kits in every classroom or corridor ensures teachers can provide immediate treatment without leaving pupils unsupervised to collect a kit from the main first aid room.

Why does a classroom kit include eye wash?

Science experiments, DT projects, and art activities can cause eye contamination from chemicals, dust, or debris. The 500ml eye wash bottle provides immediate irrigation for eye emergencies in these practical teaching environments.

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