Flat Stan First Aid Named First Aid Education Service of the Year at the Corporate LiveWire Global Awards 2026/27

We’re delighted to announce that our children’s programme, Flat Stan First Aid, has been named First Aid Education Service of the Year in the Corporate LiveWire Global Awards 2026/27.

About the award

The Corporate LiveWire Global Awards recognise excellence across service quality, innovation, industry experience, sustainability and overall impact. Nominations were invited from more than 90,000 businesses, corporate professionals, magazine contributors and subscribers, and the awards team’s own researchers also identified organisations they felt deserved recognition. After a thorough review of this year’s shortlist, Flat Stan First Aid was selected as the winner in its category.

What this means to us

Flat Stan First Aid, the sister company of SEF First Aid Assistance, delivers engaging first aid workshops for children and young people in schools across the UK. We work with primary schools, secondary schools, SEND schools and pupil referral units, helping young people learn the skills and confidence to act in an emergency in a way that is clear, fun and memorable.

Being recognised on a global stage is a proud moment for our whole team. This award reflects the dedication of our trainers and the trust that schools, teachers and families place in us. Thank you to everyone who nominated us and supported us along the way.

Looking ahead

As part of the win, Flat Stan First Aid will be featured in the Global Awards Winners Guide 2026/27, which is distributed to businesses and professionals around the world.

We remain committed to making first aid education accessible to every child and young person, whatever their school or setting. If you’d like to book a workshop for your school, or find out more about the accredited first aid courses we offer through SEF First Aid Assistance for workplaces and individuals, please get in touch.

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