Medical Club Hosts Hands On CPR Training for ISG Jubail Students

The ISG Jubail student-led Medical Club brought students together after school for a meaningful Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) training event that focused on care, confidence and preparedness. The afternoon offered students the chance to step into real world learning while supporting one another in a welcoming and encouraging environment.

Students took part in a full presentation that explained how CPR works and why it plays such an important role in emergency response. The learning continued through hands-on practice as students worked in small groups to try CPR techniques and learn how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). These small group settings created space for questions, teamwork and shared learning as students encouraged one another through each step.

Many students who are interested in medical and health-related fields found the experience especially engaging. Practicing the skills firsthand helped make the learning feel real and relevant, and several students shared how meaningful it felt to gain experience that could one day help someone in need. The atmosphere throughout the session reflected curiosity, focus and a genuine desire to learn something that matters.

Donuts added a warm and cheerful touch to the afternoon, helping create a relaxed space for connection and conversation. The CPR training was a powerful reminder of how learning at ISG Jubail extends beyond the classroom and brings students together through shared purpose, care and community.