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Somerset Flu Schedule 2017 MENDIP FROME FLU VACCINATION PROGRAMME 2017 Date Time School/forms Number Email checked Completed (sent to Potential CH) Confirmed Diaries Planned 2016 Cancelled Booked 18.09.17 – Check Forms 02.10.17 09.10.17 09:30 Bishop Henderson 120 (72) bishophenderson- (Confirmed) [email protected] CE / CM 01373 812557 BA3 5PN 10.10.17 09:30 Berkley 96 (42) [email protected] for (Confirmed) 01373 830455 10:00 BA11 5JH CE / CM 13:00 35 (13) [email protected] for Nunney 01373 836429 13:30 (Confirmed) BA11 4NE 16.10.17 No Bookings 17.10.17 09:30 Trinity (Confirmed) 300 (113) [email protected] for Assembly 10:15 - 01373 461949 10:00 10:40 BA11 4LB (can vaccinate CE / CM / SH through this) Break 10:40 - 11:00 Lunch 12:10 - 13:20 13:30 Critchill 15 (2) [email protected] (Confirmed) 01373 464148 BA11 4LB 19.10.17 10:30 Steiner 157 (8) [email protected] (Confirmed) 01373 832804 CE / CM BA11 1EU 30.10.17 Frome Inset Day 31.10.17 09:30 St John’s First 278 (97) [email protected] for (Confirmed) 01373 462251 CE / CM 10:00 BA11 1QG 06.11.17 09:30 Rode (Confirmed) 90 (47) Yr 2 - 4 [email protected] for 01373 830523 CE / CM 10:00 BA11 6NZ 13:15 Norton St Philip 60 (7) R +Yr 1 01373 834327 (Confirmed) BA1 7LU 07.11.17 09:30 Vallis 280 (79) [email protected] for (Confirmed) 01373 462657 CE / CM 10:00 BA11 3DB 13.11.17 09:30 St Benedicts Primary 145 (53) [email protected] for (Confirmed) 01761 418594 CE / CM 10:00 BA3 4BD 14.11.17 09:30 St Louis 150 (60) [email protected] for (Confirmed) 01373 463728 CE / CM 10:00 BA11 3AP 20.11.17 09:30 Beckington 90 (39) [email protected] for (Confirmed) 01373 830438 10:00 BA11 6TG CE / CM 13:30 Springmead 80 (13) [email protected] For (Confirmed) 01373 831555 13:45 BA11 6TA 21.11.17 09:30 Hayesdown 280 (100) [email protected] (Confirmed) 01373 462718 CE / CM BA11 2BN 27.11.17 09:30 Kilmersdon 122 (43) [email protected] for (Confirmed) 01761 432283 CE / CM 10:00 BA3 5TE 28.11.17 09:30 Mells (Confirmed) 66 (22) [email protected] 01373 812380 CE / CM BA11 3QE [email protected] 11:30 Hemington 30 (10) 01373 834320 (Confirmed) BA3 5XU 04.12.17 09:30 Leigh-on- Mendip 47 (14) [email protected] CM / SH for (Confirmed) 01373 812592 10:00 BA3 5QQ CE / SH All Hallows (17) 05.12.17 09:30 Christchurch 160 (47) [email protected] for (Confirmed) 01373 463781 HF / CM 10:00 BA11 5AJ 12.12.17 Catch-ups Frome Hospital MENDIP WELLS FLU VACCINATION PROGRAMME 2017 Date Time School/forms Number Nurses checked Nurse Completed (sent to Potential CH) Confirmed Planned Cancelled Booked 18.09.17 – Check Forms 02.10.17 04.10.17 09:30 Butleigh (Confirmed 70 (22) [email protected] BA6 8SX SD / HF 05.10.17 09:30 St Cuthbert’s Infants (59) [email protected] tbc BA5 1TZ [email protected] MG / HF 13:30 St Cuthbert’s Junior 91 (23) (Confirmed) BA5 1TS 11.10.17 09:30 Chewton Mendip 98 (30) [email protected] (Confirmed) BA3 4LL SD / HF [email protected] 11:30 Priddy tbc (13) BA5 3BE 14:00 St Lawrence tbc (17) [email protected] BA5 1HL 12.10.17 09:30 Baltonsborough tbc (9) [email protected] BA6 8PX MG / HF 11:00 West Pennard tbc (44) [email protected] BA6 8NT 18.10.17 09:30 St Aldhelms tbc (76) [email protected] BA4 4PL SD / HF 11:30 Stoke St Michael tbc (14) [email protected] BA3 5LG 19.10.17 09:30 Evercreech 153 (37) [email protected] (Confirmed) BA4 6EH SD / HF [email protected] BA4 4FZ 4 The Mendip School 01.11.17 09:30 Brookside 342 (163) [email protected] (Confirmed) BA16 0PR SD / HF / SH 02.11.17 ? Shepton Mallet 40 [email protected] Infants BA4 5HE MG / HF Millfield Prep 37 [email protected] Coxley 13 BA5 1RD 08.11.17 09:30 Stoberry tbc (76) [email protected] BA5 2TJ SD / HF 09.11.17 09:30 Horrington 92 (39) [email protected] (Confirmed) BA5 3EB MG / HF [email protected] 13:30 Wookey tbc (24) BA5 1LQ 14.11.17 09:30 Elmshurst 146 (42) [email protected] (Confirmed) BA16 0HH SD / MG Avalon 15.11.17 09:30 Shepton Mallet (40) Infants tbc SD / HF Millfield Prep 37 [email protected] Coxley 13 BA5 1RD 16.11.17 09:30 St Joseph & St 109 (39) [email protected] Teresa (Confirmed) BA5 2QL MG / HF 13:30 Wells Cathedral (28) 21.11.17 11:30 Walton (Confirmed) 105 (32) [email protected] MG / SD BA16 9LA 22.11.17 09:30 Oakhill tbc (37) [email protected] BA3 5AQ SD / HF [email protected] 13:30 Croscombe 46 (30) BA5 3QL (Confirmed) 23.11.17 09:30 Hindhayes 245 (86) [email protected] MG / HF (Confirmed) BA16 0HB 29.11.17 09:30 Bowlish (Confirmed) 120 (58) [email protected] BA4 5JQ SD / HF [email protected] 14:00 Coxley (Confirmed) 33 (13) BA5 1RD 30.11.17 09:30 St John’s Infant tbc (42) [email protected] BA6 9DR MG / HF [email protected] 11:15 St Benedict’s Junior (21) tbc BA6 9EX 06.12.17 09:30 St Vigor & St John 152 (67) [email protected] SD / HF (Confirmed) BA3 4EX 07.12.17 09:30 St Pauls Jnr 147 (35) [email protected] (Confirmed) BA4 5LA MG / HF [email protected] 13:30 Meare (Confirmed) 88 (25) BA6 9SP 13.12.17 Catch-ups – Priory Health Centre MENDIP WINCANTON FLU VACCINATION PROGRAMME 2017 Date Time School/forms Number Nurses checked Completed (sent to Potential CH) Confirmed Planned 2016 Cancelled Booked 18.09.17 – Check Forms 02.10.17 10.10.17 09:30 Milbourne Port 130 (55) [email protected] (Confirmed) DT9 5EP DT / HF / SB [email protected] 13:30 St Nicholas 68 (20) BA8 0QD (Confirmed) 17.10.17 09:30 Wincanton Primary (105) [email protected] tbc BA9 9DZ DT / SB ? Hazelgrove 31.10.17 09:30 Bruton Primary tbc (62) [email protected] BA10 0DP DT / SB Sunny Hill tbc (8) 07.11.17 09:30 Countess Gytha tbc (62) [email protected] DT / SB BA22 7LT 14.11.17 Hazelgrove (60) [email protected] BA22 7JA DT / SB Wincanton? 21.11.17 09:30 Abbas & 91 (38) [email protected] Templecombe BA8 0HP (Confirmed) DT / SB 11:30 Charlton 47 (17) [email protected] Horethorne DT9 4NL (Confirmed) 28.11.17 09:30 Horsington tbc (33) [email protected] BA8 0BW DT / SB [email protected] 11:15 Our Lady’s of (28) Mount Carmel tbc BA9 9DH 05.12.17 09:30 Upton Noble 125 (43) [email protected] (Confirmed) BA4 6AU DT / SB 12.12.17 Catch-ups – Wincanton? Taunton and West Somerset Flu session dates 2017 Monday 9 October 2017 West Buckland Primary School Churchstanton Primary School Tuesday 10 October 2017 Thurlbear C of E Primary School Kingston St Mary C of E Primary School Wednesday 11 October 2017 Wellesley Park Primary School Thursday 12 October 2017 Exford C of E Primary School Cutcombe C of E First School All Saints C of E School Friday 13 October 2017 Blackbrook Community Primary School Taunton School Monday 16 October 2017 Holy Trinity Primary School Rockwell Green C of E Primary School Tuesday 17 October 2017 Bishop Henderson C of E Primary School Sampford Arundel Primary School Wednesday 18 October 2017 Old Cleeve C of E First School Knights Templar Church School Thursday 19 October 2017 Staplegrove Church School King’s Hall School Friday 20 October 2017 St Peter’s C of E First School Queen’s College Monday 30 October 2017 Beech Grove Primary School Oake Bradford & Nynehead C of E (Vc) Primary School Tuesday 31 October 2017 Lyngford Park Primary School St John’s C of E Primary School Wednesday 1 November 2017 Wellington Prep School Wiveliscombe Primary School Thursday 2 November 2017 Parkfield Primary School Friday 3 November 2017 Wellsprings Primary School Monday 6 November 2017 Ruishton C of E Primary School Hatch Beauchamp C of E Primary School Tuesday 7 November 2017 Trull C of E VA Primary School North Town Primary School (Years 3 & 4) Wednesday 8 November 2017 Cotford St Luke Primary School Thursday 9 November 2017 St Michael’s C of E First School Timberscombe C of E First School Dunster First School Friday 10 November 2017 Norton Fitzwarren Church School Priorswood Primary School Monday 13 November 2017 Stogumber C of E VE Primary School Crowcombe C of E VA Primary School Lydeard St Lawrence Community Primary School Tuesday 14 November 2017 St George’s Catholic Primary School St Andrew’s Church School Wednesday 15 November 2017 St James Church School Thursday 16 November 2017 Bishop’s Hull Primary School North Town Primary School (Years Reception, 1 & 2) Friday 17 November 2017 West Monkton Primary School Minerva Primary School Monday 20 November 2017 Holway Park Community Primary School Stawley Primary School Tuesday 21 November 2017 Cheddon Fitzpaine Church School Bishops Lydeard Church School Wednesday 22 November 2017 North Curry CE Primary School Stoke St Gregory C of E (VC) Primary School Thursday 23 November 2017 Minehead First School Friday 24 November 2017 Milverton Community Primary School Langford Budville C of E Primary School 2017 Flu Vaccinations Sedgemoor Name of School Contact No.
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