School Vaccinations & Immunisations
Find information about vaccinations offered in school and how to provide consent below.
2026–2027 Vaccinations
Dates for all vaccinations taking place during 2026-27 can be found below.
| Friday 6th November 26 | Whole School | Flu Vaccinations |
| Friday 12 February 2027 | Year 9 | DTP/ACWY Vaccinations |
| Friday 28 May 2027 | Year 8 | HPV Vaccinations |
| Friday 16 July 2027 | Whole School | Mop-up: Missed Vaccinations |
Flu Vaccinations, 06th November 2026
Flu Vaccination Programme
NHS nurses will visit Ellis Guilford School on Friday 6 November to administer the annual flu vaccination. The vaccine is given as a quick and simple nasal spray and helps protect children against seasonal flu.
Parent/Carer Consent
Parent/carer consent must be completed before the vaccination session. Only children with completed consent forms will be able to receive the vaccination in school.
About the Secondary School Immunisation Programme
The Secondary School Immunisation & Vaccination Team comes into the Academy throughout the year to provide vaccinations to our children. You can find out more about the service and the different vaccinations they offer by clicking on the links below. Vaccinations are only administered where parental / carer consent has been provided.
- Secondary School Immunisation & Vaccination Services
- Contact the Notts School Aged Immunisation Service
- Immunisation: Facts for Teens
- 5 reasons to have the Flu Vaccine
- HPV-related Cancers: Info for Parents & Children
- MenACWY vaccine: information for young people
- 3-in-1 Teenage Booster (protecting from Tetanus, Diptheria & Polio)
Contact the School-Aged Immunisation Service
If you have any queries, please contact the School Aged Immunisation Service:
Telephone: 03333 583 397 Option 4
Email: Immunisations.Nottinghamshire@intrahealth.co.uk
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I do not complete the consent form?
Children can only receive the vaccination where parent/carer consent has been submitted.
Who administers the vaccine?
The vaccination is administered by trained NHS nursing staff.
How is the flu vaccine given?
The flu vaccine is usually given as a quick nasal spray.
