It is important that all pre-school children are fully immunised. All immunisations are performed by our specialist nurses in their routine clinics.
For more information on the services we offer or to enquire about receiving them, please ask at Reception and they will direct you to the appropriate health care professional
Non-urgent advice: Changes to the infant vaccination schedule 1 July 2025
From 1 July 2025, changes are being made to the infant schedule at 8, 12 and 16 weeks of age:
The meningococcal B vaccine, previously offered at 8 and16 weeks will be offered at 8 and 12 weeks of age
The pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13) previously offered at 12 weeks of age will be offered at 16 weeks of age.
Implementing the changes:
• children who have not yet received their 12-week vaccinations by 1 July 2025, should be vaccinated as per the new schedule timings (second MenB at 12 weeks and first PCV13 at 16 weeks)
• children who have already received their 12-week PCV13 vaccination prior to 1 July 2025 should remain on the previous schedule and be invited for their second MenB vaccine at 16 weeks of age
These changes may not have been updated yet on the NHS vaccination schedule link below
The meningococcal B vaccine, previously offered at 8 and16 weeks will be offered at 8 and 12 weeks of age
The pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13) previously offered at 12 weeks of age will be offered at 16 weeks of age.
Implementing the changes:
• children who have not yet received their 12-week vaccinations by 1 July 2025, should be vaccinated as per the new schedule timings (second MenB at 12 weeks and first PCV13 at 16 weeks)
• children who have already received their 12-week PCV13 vaccination prior to 1 July 2025 should remain on the previous schedule and be invited for their second MenB vaccine at 16 weeks of age
These changes may not have been updated yet on the NHS vaccination schedule link below
Click the link for the Child Immunisation Schedule