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Vaccinations and Immunisation

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A photo showing a fridge containing vaccinesVaccinations and Immunisations

Childhood Vaccinations

Our practice nurses are trained in giving childhood vaccinations, these start from 8 weeks and the schedule can be found here. You will be invited in for your baby’s first injections and the nurse will explain everything and put you at ease. We will explain when the next injections are due and you will be invited in when your child reaches the age of the next vaccinations.

If your child is due/overdue their vaccinations and you would like to arrange an appointment, you can use the prioryCARE form, choose the “Nurse appointment” tile and then click "Child vaccination” and you will be guided through a simple process to request an appointment. You can also call us on 01904 404100.

Some vaccinations e.g. nasal flu will be given in school by the school health nursing team.

Adult Vaccinations

Adults are currently offered a one off pneumococcal vaccine at age 65 and a flu vaccine every year from the age of 65 years. Patients are eligible for a shingles vaccine between the ages of 70-80 years. Patients with some long term conditions will be offered flu/pneumococcal and other vaccines before the age of 65 years where appropriate. 

Pregnant women will be offered both whooping cough and flu vaccines during their pregnancy.

If you would like to find out if you are due a vaccine then please use the prioryCARE form and choose the “Nurse appointment” tile and then click “Vaccinations (aged 18+)” or call us on 01904 404100.

Spring Covid Vaccination Program 2025

Eligible patients: adults aged 75 and over, residents in a care home for older people, patients aged 6 months and over who are immunosuppressed.

    • We will start by vaccinating our patients who live in care homes from 1st April
    • For patients who are housebound and not living in a care home, we will be contacting you in April to confirm details and arrange home-based vaccinations at the end of April
    • We will be putting on a limited number midweek clinics in our surgeries during May/June. Details of these will be provided nearer the time
    • Any eligible patient can go to a pharmacy for their vaccine, they book this via the National Booking Service website or by calling 119