Back to school
Order your school first aid supplies now and choose the date we ship. Your stock arrives ready for the first day back, not stuck in the January rush.
Get it off your list before the holidays. We'll ship now or hold your order and send it when you tell us to.
Online, on your school account or with a purchase order.
Note the approximate date you want it sent in your shipping information.
Orders received over the break are processed when we're back.
Your sick bay is stocked for day one.
Highest purchased items that over 700 schools ordered from us in the past 12 months. Use quick view to choose sizes and add to your cart without leaving this page.
Asthma & Anaphylaxis Training: these are training devices for staff practice and student education. They contain no medication and must not be used on patients.
For training only. Not for patient use.
For training only. Not for patient use.
For training only. Not for patient use.
For training only. Not for patient use.
For training only. Not for patient use.
Did you know?
Alongside EpiPen and Anapen, students may now carry the Jext adrenaline injector or neffy, a needle-free adrenaline nasal spray approved in Australia in February 2026. Each one is given differently, so it's worth every staff member knowing all of them.
Single dose only. Never test or pre-spray a neffy.
From the ASCIA First Aid Plan for Anaphylaxis. Always follow the person's own ASCIA Action Plan if they have one.
Action: stay with the person and call for help, locate the adrenaline device and phone family or an emergency contact. Mild to moderate reactions may not always occur before anaphylaxis.
If in doubt, give the adrenaline device. Commence CPR at any time if the person is unresponsive or not breathing normally.
Always give the adrenaline device first if someone has severe and sudden breathing difficulty (including wheeze, persistent cough or hoarse voice), then seek medical help. Anaphylaxis can occur without skin symptoms.
Source: ASCIA First Aid Plan for Anaphylaxis 2026, © ASCIA. This summary does not replace accredited anaphylaxis training.
Download the current 2026 plans direct from ASCIA (Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy). Each student at risk needs their own plan completed by their doctor.
For people with allergies who have not been prescribed an adrenaline device.
Display as a poster in the sick bay, or store with your general use adrenaline devices.
All plans and translated versions: allergy.org.au
Training devices have no needle and no medication, so staff can practise the real steps as often as they like. 71 schools ordered neffy trainers from us this year.
For training only. Not for patient use.
For training only. Not for patient use.
For training only. Not for patient use.
The 100 items schools ordered from us most this year, grouped by category. Click any item to view it and add it to your cart, or download the checklist for your stocktake.
School First Aid Restock Checklist
Click any item to view it and add it to your cart.Write the quantity needed next to each item.
Bandaids & PlastersQty needed
Bandages & SlingsQty needed
Wound DressingsQty needed
Hot & Cold PacksQty needed
Antiseptics & SalineQty needed
Vomit Bags & PPEQty needed
Swabs & GauzeQty needed
First Aid KitsQty needed
EpiPen & Medication CasesQty needed
Tapes & FixationQty needed
Asthma & Anaphylaxis TrainingQty needed
Training devices only. No medication. Not for use on patients.
MiscellaneousQty needed
Order online 24/7 at www.thefirstaidshop.com.au, call 1300 423 477 or email sales@thefirstaidshop.com.au
School accounts: instant credit terms, 30-day payment terms and purchase orders welcome.
Fill in your school, name and date first and they'll appear on the PDF, with a space next to each item to write the quantity you need.
School accounts
Schools get instant credit terms with The First Aid Shop. Apply once, then order online whenever it suits and pay on invoice.
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