CPR Must Be Taught In Schools – Daily Telegraph

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imageSydney’s Daily Telegraph has launched a campaign for mandatory teaching of CPR in schools. Prompted by the recent spate of drownings and near drownings, in NSW and other States, the newspaper is supporting the call for First Aid and CPR training to be made an integral part of the NSW curriculum. In an online poll of nearly 4000 submissions, nearly 95% of respondents are supporting CPR and First Aid training in schools.

What are your thoughts? Should students learn CPR at school?

Coastal First Aid offers CPR and First Aid training to schools. For further information, please check out our School First Aid Training page.

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