CPR Mastery Relay Stations
Rotating station practice developing CPR skills through varied activities: recovery breaths, 30:2 cycles, full rescue sequences, and timed team relays with peer assessment
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Rotating station practice developing CPR skills through varied activities: recovery breaths, 30:2 cycles, full rescue sequences, and timed team relays with peer assessment
Quick Info
moderate
24
20m x 20m minimum for 4 stations with 5m spacing
Equipment Required
CPR mannequins (adult)
8-10 (2-3 per station)
Antibacterial wipes
4 containers (1 per station)
Hand sanitizer
4 bottles (1 per station)
Stopwatches or timers
4 (1 per station)
Instruction cards (laminated)
4 (station-specific instructions)
Peer assessment criteria cards
12 (3 per station)
Facial shields or barrier devices
20-30 (for hygiene during breaths)
Suitable For
Year 9
Suitable Sports
Water Safety
Activity Tags
Space
Indoor
Competition
Non-Competitive
Features
Inclusive
Interactive
Engaging
Teaching Focus
Cooperative Learning
Peer Assessment
Intensity
Moderate Intensity
Equipment
Moderate Equipment
Values
Teamwork
Responsibility
Cooperation
Activity Type
Skill Drill
Skills
Team Play
Catching
Body Control
Weather
Indoor Only
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