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Equipping Our Children Accidents

CITY KIDZ PRIMARY SCHOOLRef: https://www.citykidz.co.za/news/classroom-activities/equipping-our-children-accidents

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Source domain: citykidz.co.za

Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This document is a webpage from CityKidz, a South African school, that provides guidance on how to handle minor accidents such as cuts and bruises in a school setting. It outlines basic first aid procedures for treating wounds and bruises, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, ice application, and avoiding aspirin. The content is part of an educational resource aimed at equipping children and staff with practical safety knowledge.

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Equipping our children for accidents

CityKidz makes educational guidance available on handling minor cuts, scrapes and bruises at school, including first-aid steps and safety precautions.

Who it is for: children and adults dealing with minor injuries at school
How to act on it: Read the webpage and follow the relevant cut or bruise treatment steps; a child with a cut should get assistance from an adult, and should not touch blood without gloves if no adult is present.

Show the line this came from

At CityKidz we teach our children basic first aid techniques.

Facts

Places

City of Johannesburg, Gauteng

Reference

https://www.citykidz.co.za/news/classroom-activities/equipping-our-children-accidents

Amounts

R 80

Key Takeaways

Cuts
Bruises
First aid
Cool water
Gauze pads
Antibiotic ointment
Ice packs
Elevation
Acetaminophen
R80.00
18 Mooi Street
Johannesburg
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
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