Share and remember

Write a play

Write a play that includes the bystander effect, using first aid skills and showing kindness. Show the play in your school, youth group or community to share your learning.

Write a letter

Write a letter to someone who you think could make a difference in your local area, e.g. your MP. Ask what they can do to help encourage more people to learn first aid and help others.

Write creatively

Create a song, poem or rap about topics that inspire you in First aid champions. You could perform what you have written or get it printed or posted somewhere that helps share your message.

Poster wall

Work with your friends to create a poster wall that gets across messages about learning first aid, stepping in to help and keeping safe.

Kind acts calendar

You could create a kind actions calendar;decide on something you could do each day for a month to make a difference to someone else’s life, and spread the kindness.

Kindness campaign

Take what you have learned about the bystander effect and helping others, and campaign for the spread of kindness and helping other people. Highlight the importance of learning first aid skills.

Plan a lunch group

Kick start a first aid champions lunch group to learn and practise more about first aid, wellbeing and helping others.

Teach a first aid skill

Teach at least one first aid skill to your family or friends. You could watch the first aid films and practise with a role play. Then download the British Red Cross First aid app.

Red Cross app

Question time

Set up a youth panel in assembly or tutor time, each taking on a different topic from First aid champions, e.g. helping others, first aid, or safety and wellbeing, and ask for questions from the audience to hold a debate.