As I suspected Children aged 12 to 15 may not get Covid jab by half-term in England due to concerns about high infection rates.
Also, I suspect, about uncertainty as to who has had it recently and who has not given the incoherent mitigation (not) policy theguardian.com/education/2021…
Also, I suspect, about uncertainty as to who has had it recently and who has not given the incoherent mitigation (not) policy theguardian.com/education/2021…
“With the half-term break less than three weeks away, some headteachers said they were still waiting to be given a date for their vaccination sessions, while others have complained about not enough vaccinators turning up to meet demand.”
“Further delays are building, because pupils who test positive for coronavirus have to wait 28 days before they can receive the Covid vaccination and need to be offered a later appointment.”
Now just imagine if they’d got on with vaccinating kids in the summer hols
Now just imagine if they’d got on with vaccinating kids in the summer hols
Especially if they had introduced effective mitigation measures to bring rates down?
How many kids hospitalised and dying in late August
/ September could have been spared?
How many kids hospitalised and dying in late August
/ September could have been spared?
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