• The difference between a cardiac arrest and a heart attack
• How to respond if they see an unconscious person
• How to make an emergency call and get help
• How to use a defibrillator
• How to work as a team and perform CPR safely
Equip the next generation with lifesaving CPR skills with Classroom RevivR. BHF’s must-have tool for educational settings teaching 11–16-year-olds across the UK.
The interactive tool makes it easy for pupils to learn CPR and how to use a defibrillator in the classroom. It’s PSHE-accredited, meets curriculum standards and can be taught in one easy lesson plan - minimising teachers' workloads. Thanks to innovative technology, Classroom RevivR also gives pupils live feedback as they practise chest compressions – helping them to find the right rhythm and learn CPR correctly. There is no need for an external trainer or lots of specialist equipment. Pupils need a digital device (preferrable their own device or a shared one) and something to perform compressions on, like a cushion, coat or backpack.
If you already have CPR manikins, you can use these too. And the best part is – it’s completely free to use.
Join 1000+ schools who have already made steps to create a school of CPR superheroes.
The Maths For Life programme offers a pathway to those students for whom a standard maths national curriculum structure and timescale is unattainable. It helps students of any age, with or without SEND, do maths accurately, independently and in real-world application.
We deliver:
- an inclusive and equitable maths curriculum;
- a programme which empowers educators;
- maths which students love;
- the practical maths students need to thrive in life;
- financial education and digital data handling;
- maths contextualised for today’s world;
- assessment that tracks individual progress, in attainment and independence, with no associated timescales; - and a financially accessible and flexible maths programme.
It is positively influencing future outcomes for students around the world, by equipping them with the mathematical skills they will need to succeed and thrive in today’s world.
We are Widgit, a pioneering software company with a passion for symbols-based communication. We empower individuals to express themselves independently through symbols, aiding comprehension and understanding across any environment.
We primarily cater to individuals with communication difficulties of all ages, including autistic people, learning disabilities, and speech impairments. Our solutions are designed to support educators, therapists, and caregivers by enhancing inclusive learning environments while promoting meaningful interactions.
Our Widgit Online and InPrint software give users access to our entire symbol language, designed to meet the unique needs of symbol users across a multitude of settings. From flashcards to vocabulary lists to fully symbolised books, our solutions make it easy to personalise a wide range of materials – helping to facilitate communication in the everyday world.
We are Widgit, a pioneering software company and the UK’s leading supplier of symbols, with over 40 years of expertise in accessible communication.
Our symbol language is trusted across education and beyond. We support 3.8 million learners across the UK, creating a vast community of learners, teachers, support staff and families who use Widgit Symbols every day.
What we do:
- Widgit develops symbol-supported software and resources that help make learning and communication more accessible across education.
- From curriculum resources and visual timetables to Communication Boards and signage, our solutions support learners with SEND, EAL, early readers, low literacy, and anyone who benefits from visual support.
- With approximately 10% of children having a long-term speech, language and communication need (SLCN), symbol-supported communication can help remove barriers to understanding and improve access to learning.
Our symbol language at the heart of Widgit is our extensive, research-informed symbol set:
- Over 100,000 symbols and their variations, covering curriculum subjects, daily life and specialist vocabulary.
- Used in over 10,000 schools and 7,000 homes across the UK, Widgit is the country’s most widely recognised symbol language. Using a familiar symbol set can help create consistency between classrooms, year groups, schools and home.
- Developed with guidance from educators, speech and language professionals and accessibility experts, helping ensure our symbols reflect real-world language use and diverse communication needs.
