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Motokit First Aid Kit - Small Vehicle First Aid Box (Green TItan Box) -
BS8599-1 Compliant First Aid Kit - School Trip Green Rucksack -
BS8599-1 Compliant Travel First Aid Kit - Stockholm Bag -
Playground First Aid Kit - Riga Bum Bag (Green) -
HSE Compliant 50 Person First Aid Kit - Large Workplace First Aid Box (Green) -
HSE Compliant 20 Person First Aid Kit - Medium Workplace First Aid Box (Green) -
HSE Compliant 10 Person First Aid Kit - Small Workplace First Aid Box (Green) -
BS8599-1 Compliant Workplace First Aid Kit - Aura3 Box (Small) -
Motokit First Aid Kit - Small Vehicle First Aid Box (Green Aura3 Box) -
5 x HSE 10 Person First Aid Kit - Aura3 Box - Small - Green -
10 x HSE 20 Person First Aid Kit - Aura3 Box - Medium - Green -
3 x HSE 50 Person First Aid Kit - Aura3 Box - Large - Green -
Workplace BS8599-1 First Aid Kit - Aura3 Box - Medium -
Workplace BS8599-1 First Aid Kit - Aura3 Box - Large -
Blue Dot Child Minder and Nursery First Aid Kit
Our range of school first aid kits is designed to meet the everyday needs of schools, academies, colleges, nurseries and educational settings. Whether you're equipping classrooms, playgrounds, sports facilities, school trips or staff rooms, our carefully selected kits help you respond quickly and effectively to accidents and minor injuries.
We supply high-quality school first aid kits that are practical, fully stocked and suitable for busy educational environments. From compact classroom kits to larger first aid kits for sports, school trips and whole-school use, you'll find reliable solutions to help keep pupils, staff, and visitors safe.
Our collection includes British Standard first aid kits, playground first aid kits, school trip first aid kits, sports first aid kits, and first aid kit refill packs, making it easy to equip your school and maintain your first aid provision throughout the year.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know what size first aid kit my school needs?
Kit size is based on the number of people the kit is designed to cover, not the number of pupils on roll — our HSE kits come in 10, 20 and 50-person options. Most schools use one kit per classroom, staff room or department, plus extra kits for playgrounds, sports areas and school trips. If you're not sure how many kits you need, get in touch and we'll help you work it out.
What's the difference between an HSE kit and a BS8599-1 kit?
HSE kits meet the Health and Safety Executive's guidance for workplace first aid. BS8599-1 kits are stocked to the British Standard, which includes a broader range of contents such as burns dressings and eye pads. Many schools choose BS8599-1 as best practice, even though HSE kits meet the minimum legal requirement.
Do you offer kits specifically for nurseries and childminders?
Yes — our Blue Dot Child Minder and Nursery First Aid Kit is stocked with early years settings in mind, including child-appropriate dressings and plasters.
Do you have first aid kits for playgrounds and outdoor breaks?
Yes, our Playground First Aid Kit comes as a wearable bum bag, so staff on playground duty can carry it with them rather than running back to a fixed kit.
What about first aid kits for school trips or minibus travel?
For off-site trips, we'd recommend a rucksack-style kit such as our School Trip Green Rucksack. If your school runs its own minibus or coach, our Motokit range is designed specifically for public service vehicles.
Can we buy multiple kits at once for a whole school?
Yes — we offer multi-packs (5x, 10x and 3x bundles) on our most popular HSE kits, which work out more cost-effective than ordering single kits individually for multiple classrooms or departments.
How often should our school first aid kits be checked and restocked?
We'd recommend checking kits regularly, termly is a good rule of thumb, and restocking any used or expiring items straight away so kits are always ready for use.
Are these kits suitable for Ofsted inspections?
Yes, our school kits are designed to meet HSE and Ofsted-aligned expectations for first aid provision, so they're suitable to have on record as part of your school's first aid arrangements.