Get involved! Send photos, video, news & views. Text WILTS TIMES to 80360 or email us
8:45am Monday 28th May 2007 in News By Wiltshire Times Reporter
A TEAM from Grove Primary School, Trowbridge has won through to the national final of a St John Ambulance competition.
They won the regional round of the competition which took place at the Milestones Living History Museum in Basingstoke on Wednesday.
The contest, which was open to schools from Hampshire,Wiltshire, Dorset, Devon and the Isle of Wight, put pupils in realistic first aid scenarios.
Grove School pupils shone when they had to treat a leg wound, an asthma attack and a facial injury.
Gilly Boote, schools liaison officer with Wiltshire St John Ambulance, said: "The Grove School recently took part in the pilot scheme for St John Ambulance's new Young First Aider course which is due to be launched in September.
"The result of this regional schools competition is fantastic and is a testament to how well first aid can be taught by members of staff in schools."
Grove School now goes forward to the national finals which are scheduled to take place at London Zoo on Tuesday July 3.
Find your next job now in Wiltshire and beyond
Search Now »
Why not make a date in Wiltshire?
Search Now »
Homes for sale and to let in Wiltshire
Search Now »
Cars for sale in Wiltshire and beyond
Search Now »