12-15? Don’t Miss Your Vaccine
Over 37.5 million UK residents have accessed both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, helping protect themselves, their families, and their communities.
In south east London over 20,800 people under the age of 18 have had their COVID-19 vaccine.
Whatever your reason, don’t miss your vaccine.
Digital Covid Pass
If you’re aged 12 or over, you can now get a digital NHS COVID Pass for travel.
You can get a digital NHS COVID Pass showing your coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination or test results.
You may be asked to show your NHS COVID Pass:
- to travel abroad
- at events or venues asking for proof of your COVID-19 status in England, Wales or the Isle of Man
Visit a walk-in clinic
You can get your COVID-19 vaccine from a select number of walk-in and pop-up clinics all across south east London.
As the information is constantly updated, please check the link for the latest information about a vaccination clinic near you.
Book my appointment online
If you’re aged 12 to 15, you can book your vaccine appointment via the National Booking Service. If you’ve already booked a vaccination appointment through a GP or local NHS service, you do not need to book again.
Can I have the vaccine?
The coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines are safe and effective.
Two doses are being offered to children aged 12 to 15 to give them the best protection against COVID-19. 12 to 15 year olds can receive their 2nd dose either at a walk-in site or by booking an appointment via the NBS providing it has been 12 weeks since their 1st dose.
This includes children who turn 12 on the date of their vaccination.
2nd doses will be offered in schools from 10 January 2022. Children who have not yet had a vaccine can get their 1st dose during these vaccination sessions
Where can I get the vaccine?
If you are aged between 12 and 15, you can access your vaccine in a few different ways.
If you are unsure about whether your parents might provide consent on your behalf, you can find out how to start a conversation about COVID-19 and vaccines.
I have questions about the vaccine
We know you might have questions about the vaccine – from how it was made, how it was approved quickly, to questions about any side effects – and that’s ok.
Here, we’ve pulled together videos of live Q&As we’ve held with healthcare professionals in south east London so you can trust that the information you have about COVID-19 and vaccine is factual and correct.
You can also read through a list of questions and answers to help you make your choice on the NHS Vaccine Facts website.
Book a conversation with a healthcare professional
If you have any questions or concerns about the COVID-19 vaccination, you can book a free confidential conversation with a healthcare professional via the Covid Helpline. You will be called back by a local pharmacist who will be able to give you the latest information on the vaccination and answer any questions you may have.
Book a slot for a conversation with a clinician at a specified time or ring the automated phoneline: 07828 499044
