When are they starting the vaccinations for 12-15 year olds?

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Does anyone know? I have heard no word from DC's school.

Have no idea.

I have just filled in the consent forms for both flu and covid.

They'll definitely all have had Covid by then

[quote MushMonster]I am a bit confused now. In gov.uk they state you should wait one week to have the covid vaccine after having the flu one. Is that out of date advice?
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Yes, it’s old advice. No need to give any time now except for the shingles vaccination.

In my area the school vaccinations aren’t being given by the school vaccination teams, it’s the GP groups (CCG) that’s giving them.

My 13 year old twins had theirs yesterday. Covid injection and nasal flu spray.

All done. It was a low uptake apparently, so I may come back?

It maybe back. Not me, that would be a terrible idea.

Is everyone's child getting it through the school? I've just had an appointment request through the GP surgery for my 12 year old, no mention of anything from the school...

Also, can I ask those who have had it, were there any side effects etc for the kids? My DD isn't keen (she isn't keen on vaccinations full stop due to the needle, it's not covid per se she objects to), and we are on the fence but leaning slightly to having it.

In our case, it is via the NHS, at a vaccination centre.
The flu, though is via the school, so not coordinated

DS had a sore arm, but that’s it

My daughter was jabbed today [14]

I didn't realise they would vaccinate my ds [13] until I got there as it was a drop in. My daughter had a letter.

@Dinnertime22

All done. It was a low uptake apparently, so I may come back?

There were absolutely loads of teenagers getting done today.

Ours were not at school. At a make shift clinic.

Consented for flu spray, no consent for covid (over my dead body)

Mine had covid injection last week. Sore arm afterwards, no other side effects