COVID -19 Vaccinations

here at Trinity

Elisa Hanlon helped deliver vaccines to our students
Elisa Hanlon helped deliver vaccines to our students

We are very grateful to the Corangamite Clinic team for providing a vaccination ‘hub’ here at Trinity College these past few weeks. 

The optional program received a very strong response from our families. All students and staff that wished to have a vaccination have been offered the opportunity to have the vaccine administered by a medical team provided by Corangamite Clinic. 

The next few Tuesdays will be devoted to families’ requests for vaccinations for students in Years 7 to 9 and appointment times have been sent to families for those dates.  Parents/Carers are reminded that no vaccination will be administered to students without parental consent, so families must please provide this consent on PAM. 

Should you have any queries, please contact reception on 5233 9200.

 

COVID-19 Vaccinations for Children Aged 12 and Over

The following information is from the coronavirus.vic.gov.au website: 

 

Children 12 and over can get a COVID-19 vaccine

Free and safe COVID-19 vaccines are currently available for everyone aged 12 years and over.

People who turn 12 during the COVID-19 vaccine rollout will be able to get vaccinated if they meet criteria for vaccination at that time.

Read more about  who can get vaccinated.

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines.

 

Providing consent for children

Anyone who gets vaccinated must provide appropriate consent. Consent can be provided verbally. Parents will be asked to consent to any vaccinations provided at school.

 

How to book a COVID-19 vaccine at clinics/hubs (other than Trinity College) 

You must book a vaccine appointment for your child.

For COVIDSafe reasons, only one parent or guardian can attend a vaccination appointment with a child.

Follow the checklist: before your vaccination to make sure you prepare for your child’s vaccine appointment.