The School Age Immunisation Service (SAIS) has been commissioned to offer all 12-15 year olds their first Covid-19 vaccination. If your child has already received their first dose and is due a second, this will need to be arranged via your GP
Visits will be made to all Middle, Secondary and Special schools with pupils who are eligible.
Any student who has tested positive for Covid-19 will need to wait 28 days post positive result before they can receive the vaccination
The SAIS will be offering Walk-In Clinics to those students who missed the vaccination at school, you will be advised of this via a school communication
More information regarding the Covid-19 vaccination can be accessed via:
Covid Vaccination 12-15 yr olds - Together Working Better Staffs and Stoke
Find a walk-in vaccination site - NHS
Covid-19 Vaccination - Guide for children and young persons (12-17)
JABIT is an online electronic consent form system where you will be able to complete the consent form(s) for your child's vaccination(s). Your child's school will communicate a code to you via their usual method of communication with parents/guardians with which you will be able to access and complete the online consent form(s) for your child to recieve their vaccination(s).
Eligibility for The Childhood Flu Vaccination Programme 2021-2022 will include:
- All Schools – Reception to Year 11.
- Special Education Provision - Reception to Year 13 (up to the age of 18)
Information For Those In School Years 7 To 11
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A Braille version of this leaflet is available to order.
A British Sign Language video is available to view and download.
Information For Those In Pre-School And Primary School
English, English Large Print, Albanian, Arabic, Bengali, Brazilian Portuguese, Bulgarian, Chinese, Estonian, Farsi, Greek, Gujarati, Hindi, Latvian, Lithuanian, Panjabi, Polish, Romanian, Romany, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Turkish, Twi, Ukrainian, Urdu and Yiddish.
A Braille version of this leaflet is available to order.
A British Sign Language video is available to view and download.
Our Flu Community Clinics for 2021-2022
These clinic's have appointment slots, which can be booked via appointmentimms@mpft.nhs.uk
Saturday 27th November
Cannock Fire Station
Leek Moorlands Hospital
Saturday 4th December
Haywood Hospital
Codsall Fire Station
Saturday 11th December
Bradwell Hospital
Rising Brook Fire Station, Stafford
Saturday 8th January
Rugeley Fire Station
Hanley Walk in Centre (Appointments Required)
2021-2022 dates TBC
Forms must be completed by person(s) with PARENTAL RESPONSIBILTY
The person(s) with parental responsibility will usually, but not invariably be the child’s birth parents. People with parental responsibility for the child include: the child’s mother; the child’s father if married to the mother at the child’s conception, birth or later; a legally appointed guardian; the local authority if the child is on a care order; or a person named in a residence order in respect of the child. Fathers who have never been married to the child’s mother will only have parental responsibility if they acquired it through a court order or parental responsibility agreement. After the 30th November 2003 unmarried fathers have automatic parental responsibility for their children if they are named on the birth certificate.
For a child born before the 30th November 2003, they can be re-registered and the father named on the birth certificate, after which the father will have automatic parental responsibility.
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