Peterborough College T Level Nursing Students Take Part in Real-Life Emergency Training

Our Year 2 T Level Nursing students at Peterborough College recently took part in a crime scene mock-up to test their skills in responding to and dealing with emergency incidents and trauma.

The activity gave students the chance to put their knowledge into practice in a realistic and challenging environment, helping them to develop crucial skills needed for a successful career in the NHS and healthcare world.

The session took place at the Crime Scene House, a specialist facility of University Centre Peterborough (UCP). This unique space is designed to replicate real-life scenarios for hands-on learning and is also used by UCP students studying Forensic and Criminal Investigation degrees. The use of this shared resource allowed students to experience a realistic emergency scenario and gain valuable insight into the pressures and practicalities of healthcare response situations.

This exercise forms part of the College’s commitment to providing students with practical, career-focused learning experiences that prepare them for progression into professional roles and higher education.

For more information about the Crime Scene House and Forensic degree programmes at University Centre Peterborough, visit https://www.ucp.ac.uk/.