This week we again provided a 3-day ETAT training to new nurses in the children’s ward and the outpatient department, as well as to the new clinical officers. Through ETAT, emergency triage assessment and treatment, participants learn how to triage and treat children in a systematic manner. It involves a lot of scenario training, which is always a lot of fun. This time Nathan gave the training together with Martin Godfrey, a clinical officer who was one of the best students during our last ETAT training, about a year ago. He did a great job!