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Alleyn’s School 
Alleyn's School proudly provides a variety of Nuco Approved First Aid courses available to the whole community.
Our First Aid courses equip you with the knowledge and confidence to act quickly in emergencies, potentially saving lives when every second counts. Attending a first aid course is one of the most valuable things you can do for yourself and those around you whether that be work colleagues, friends or family.
Courses are led by Alleyn's Head of Adventure and Safety Training, Richard Alldrick.
We are able to accept some group bookings, either at Alleyn's or or a venue of your choice. This option provides flexibility and convenience for larger groups. To explore the possibility of arranging a group booking, please contact us directly through [email protected].
Richard Alldrick is a mountain leader and the Head of Adventure & Safety training at Alleyn’s. Richard has been the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Manager since 1999 and is a D of E supervisor and assessor. Richard is a trainer in Off Site Safety Management, bushcraft and is a trainer and assessor on the Minibus Driver Awareness Scheme.
Richard takes lead of delivering staff leader trip training to all Alleyn's staff alongside his role of Alleyn’s Deputy Educational Visits Co-ordinator.
Richard has over 30 years’ experience in the Outdoors, instructing in First Aid and a wealth of knowledge running trips both in this country and abroad. Richard holds a First response Emergency Care Level 3 and is an instructor on the following courses. Please talk to our team and see is Richard can tailor a training course to meet your requirements.
When available, courses will be published through our booking system Ticket Tailor.
To make a booking for an upcoming course, please follow the link here.
The course venue will be shared before the start of each course.
All attendees must arrive to the site via the Senior School Main Entrance on Townley Road. On arrival, you must sign in at The Lodge. All visitors will be provided with a Visitor lanyard which must be worn and visible at all times.
A member of the Alleyn's Team will greet all attendees at The Lodge at the course start time.
Courses run on the School site, during school hours. All attendees must remain within the venue and wear their Visitor lanyard at all times.
Please note that there is no parking available on site.
We are able to grant reasonable adjustments for those with disabilities, medical conditions or learning needs that may affect them during the assessment. For example, assistance can be given with reading and writing.
For some courses, the assessment includes a demonstration of practical competence and it may not be possible to grant a reasonable adjustment. All participants must be able to get to the floor unaided, and successfully demonstrate all required elements of the practical assessment on your own. This reflects a real-life situation.
Those who have a temporary injury affecting their ability may be able to defer their assessment to a later date.
First Aid courses cover a range of real-life scenarios, some of which may be challenging for personal reasons. If there’s anything you’d like us to be aware of, please don’t hesitate to reach out using the contact details provided.