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COVID19 Talking to Children - Returning to School
Evidence from the UK and internationally tells us that COVID-19 is generally milder in children than in adults: most infected children present with mild symptoms or are asymptomatic, and few very rarely develop severe or life threatening disease.
It is also important to consider that schools play a key role in promoting children’s health, social and mental wellbeing. They also provide the setting from which children can access health surveillance, support and advice as well as individual and group therapeutic programmes.
The RCPCH have put together a guidence for parents concerned about returning to school in the current pandemic.
COVID-19 - talking to children and families about returning to school: guiding principles
Immunisation Information
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- A guide to vaccinations for the parents of premature babies born on or after the 1st January 2020
- A guide to vaccinations for babies born on or after the 1st January 2020
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