Life-saving advice for students in memory of Reece Jeffrey
PUPILS at a city school will be taught life-saving skills for a second year running – following the death of a student with an undiagnosed heart condition.
Youngsters at Landau Forte College, Fox Street, will learn about cardiac arrests and how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, during the workshops today.
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Reece Jeffrey
Staff from East Midlands Ambulance Service also visited the school last year after Reece Jeffrey, 15, of Spondon, collapsed and died from a heart defect while playing football at Darley Playing Fields in 2011.
The sessions have been organised by EMAS and charity Cardiac Risk in the Young. Paramedic Gareth Mallon said: "We're pleased to be returning to the college. Our role is to help when people become ill but this gives us an opportunity to try and prevent calls."
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