SJSA Annual Report 2023-24

Annual Report 2023/24

First Aid in Schools First Aid in Schools fits within the South Australian Curriculum, Standards and Accountability Framework and the Australian Curriculum: Health & Physical Education Learning Area.

School participation

The First Aid in Schools (FAiS) program is a community initiative that St John SA provides to primary schools free of charge. FAiS teaches vital first aid skills to students from Reception to Year 6, covering topics such as how to call an ambulance, dealing with an unconscious person, fundamental first aid principles, and even cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for older students. These skills are vital for life and we’re hopeful that early first aid education means these students will remember the importance of first aid and be active contributors to community resilience and safety throughout their life.

87 Schools involved 10,001 Student graduates Trainers A team of specialist trainers

instills the skills and confidence to respond safely to emergencies, with students able to continue an interest through the St John SA Youth Development program. 2 Trainers 1 (0.4 full time equivalent) Staff coordinator

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