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November 30, 2009 by Infowars Ireland

Swine flu injections in schools from Monday

THE SWINE flu vaccination programme will begin in schools on Monday, the HSE has confirmed.

A spokeswoman said larger schools would be visited first by vaccination teams “to get higher numbers done in the first batches”.

The HSE has written to the first schools being targeted and others will be written to in coming weeks. All school staff will also be offered the vaccination.

The move marks the extension of the programme from at-risk groups, women who are more than 14 weeks pregnant and up to six weeks after birth, people over 65 and children aged between six months and five years.

By the time this phase of the programme is completed, some time early next year, everyone under the age of 18 and over six months will have been offered the vaccination.

The letters to schools will outline arrangements and vaccination packs will be provided to be sent home to parents with a consent form. Children over 16 will be able to sign their own consent forms.

A HSE spokeswoman said it would not be possible for teams to go into every individual school and in some instances a number of schools may be invited to bring their pupils to another school on the day vaccinations are being administered there.

In other cases pupils and staff will be advised to attend a HSE vaccination clinic and appointments for these children should be made by their parents or guardians.

Minister for Education Batt O’Keeffe has urged schools to co-operate, acknowledging that it will mean some disruption to school timetables. Read more…