Small School First Aid Kit

The School First Aid Kit provides a first aid supply tailored to the day-to-day life of a school and the activities organized with students. It is available in two types of cases: a fluorescent green PU version and a flexible, waterproof blue fabric version.

Both models contain the same first-aid supplies. The choice therefore comes down primarily to the kit’s shape, how it’s carried, and its interior organization.

Polyurethane or fabric: which kit should you choose?

The PU version features a highly visible fluorescent green kit, complemented by a retro-reflective cross. Its dimensions of 215 mm x 135 mm x 60 mm provide a structured case with a handle and multiple interior compartments.

The fabric version features a blue, waterproof 600-denier polyester pouch. More flexible, it has a handle, a belt loop, interior storage pockets, and a transparent front pocket that allows you to quickly see part of the contents.

Features of both versions

Common contents for both kits

Regardless of which version you choose, the contents remain the same. It is designed to treat minor wounds, bumps, bleeding, first-aid needs, and minor eye splashes, while including several items that are particularly useful in a child-friendly environment.

Products designed for common student injuries

The various sizes of bandages and sterile compresses cover minor wounds encountered on a daily basis. A pressure bandage and hemostatic wicks round out this kit for situations where bleeding requires more than just an adhesive bandage.

The inclusion of a forehead thermometer, calendula compresses, and soothing products for insect bites also provides useful solutions in a school setting without turning the kit into bulky medical equipment.

Supplies for Outdoor Activities

Soothing post-injection compresses and single-use vials of saline solution are particularly useful during field trips, sports activities, or time spent outdoors. The kit can thus accompany students outside the classroom while remaining versatile in its contents.

Two cases for two ways to carry the same supplies

The PU version is designed for immediate visual identification thanks to its fluorescent color and retro-reflective cross. The fabric version emphasizes flexibility and ease of carrying, with its belt loop and transparent front pocket.

The choice can therefore be made based on the school’s organizational needs: storage at a designated emergency station, regular transport during field trips, or the need to keep the kit directly with a chaperone.