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Safe and Sound

Award-Winning First Aid and
Safety Training Courses Across the UK

Accredited courses, delivered at our training centres or at your workplace.

Award Winning First Aid and Safety
Training Courses across the UK

Accredited training delivered at our training centres or at your workplace

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About Safe and Sound

Safe and Sound First Aid Training is an award-winning provider of accredited training courses in a broad range of subjects including:

  • First Aid
  • Mental Health First Aid
  • Food Safety
  • Fire Safety
  • Safeguarding
  • Health and Safety Training

In addition to their teaching qualifications, our trainers are highly qualified and experienced professionals in their chosen field of expertise. This ensures we offer practical learning from real-life experts.

Award-winning training

We are SO proud and excited to announce that Safe and Sound has been voted Best Nanny Training Provider at the UK Nanny Awards 2023.

A big thank you and congratulations to our wonderful team of trainers and office marvels who have made this possible.

The UK Nannies logo with the best training company 2023 on it.

Our courses comply with all relevant, national guidelines including those set by the:

Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
Food Standards Agency
Early Years Foundation Stage Framework (EYFS)
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005

We offer training at our comfortable venue, conveniently located in central London as well as on-site training at your premises anywhere in the UK.

Blended First Aid Training

Blended learning combines the benefits of both online and classroom-based learning and is fully compliant with HSE and EYFS criteria. This flexible approach is now the number one choice for most employers.

Why do people prefer blended learning?

Clients benefit because their staff are away from work for less time Learners can study at their own pace and break the learning down into bite-size sessions.

Blended training allows for more time in the classroom to focus on practising life-saving skills such as CPR.

This popular learning method allows for fast, efficient learning, whilst keeping your team qualified and confident.

You’re in safe hands

Our team works hard to ensure we are one of the best qualified and accredited course providers in the UK.

We believe that gaining the skills, knowledge, and confidence to save lives and keep people safe is easier when your training provider meets the high standards set by UK accreditation bodies.

We’re proud to be registered and certified with the organisations listed below, and we take great pride in our team of highly qualified and experienced trainers.

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