Restarting hearts in the city
Haileybury students (from left) Iqra Iftakhar (prep), Mavis Varghese (year 1) and Jake Budd (year 2) were taught CPR by paramedic Kathryn Eastwood during Restart A Heart Day on October 16.
The classes were part of a global initiative to raise awareness and education of CPR in communities.
The students at Haileybury’s City campus participated in a range of educational first aid activities and learned about the heart and how to revive it in emergencies.
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