We only ask for this information if it is needed to ensure the correct intervals between vaccinations. Please note that we do not have access to your child’s GP records, so we may not be aware of their previous vaccination date unless you advise us.
You can find further information on the NHS choices website. Alternatively, you can speak to your GP, practice nurse or a member of the immunisation team.
Vaccinations can safely be given as long as the child is not systemically unwell. If your child is not well enough to attend school, then our team will make arrangements to see them next time we visit. Generally if they are well enough to be in ...
All vaccines can cause side effects but studies suggest they are generally mild and soon settle. Some people may experience: Nasal Flu vaccine side effects: headache runny nose Injectable Vaccine side effects: swelling redness tenderness development ...
There are very few children that cannot receive their vaccinations. However, if your child has a medical condition, it is possible that we will ask you or your child’s GP or consultant for further information to ensure it is safe for them to receive ...
It is important that you contact the Immunisation Team immediately and speak to a member of staff. We also advise that you contact the school if the vaccination session is planned within the next 72 hours.
Whenever possible the team will provide a second vaccination opportunity, either in school or a community clinic. Please contact the team directly for further information.
Generally all school aged vaccinations are provided by the school immunisation team. The GP’s can vaccinate in certain circumstances, but usually only if the child has missed their vaccinations after the school year it was due. Occasionally, the team ...