Flu Vaccinations

From 1st October we will be commencing our flu vaccination programme, please speak to the reception team to book an appointment.

If we can also have some information about it as stated below.

Stay Protected This Winter: Your Guide to Vaccinations

As the colder months approach, it’s a great time to think about how we can all stay as healthy as possible. Getting your winter vaccinations is one of the best ways to protect yourself and those around you from serious illnesses like flu and COVID-19.

This year, the NHS is offering seasonal vaccines to those who are most at risk of becoming seriously unwell.

Who is eligible?

Vaccines are being offered to people in certain groups to give them the best protection. You will be contacted if you are eligible for a vaccination. This may include:

• Older adults
• People with certain long-term health conditions
• Pregnant women
• Children in specific age groups

The flu and COVID-19 vaccines are usually offered at the same time to make it as easy as possible for you to get protected. You can also have them at the same time if you are offered both.

How to get your vaccine

When it’s your turn to get vaccinated you may receive a text, email, or a letter. Please wait to be contacted before trying to book an appointment.

You can often book your appointment through the NHS website or the NHS App.

• You can find more information about the flu vaccine, including who is eligible, on the NHS website.
• For details on the COVID-19 vaccine, visit the NHS COVID-19 vaccination pages.

If you are a parent, school-aged children will often be offered their flu vaccination at school. This is a simple and effective way to help keep them and their classmates healthy during the winter.

Remember, getting vaccinated is a kind way to protect yourself, your family, and our whole community.

Published: Sep 11, 2025