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Grade 7 school-based immunizations
KFL&A Public Health provides school-based immunization clinics for Grade 7 students for free. These immunizations include meningococcal, hepatitis B, and human papillomavirus (HPV). KFL&A Public Health visits schools twice during the year to provide these vaccines. Proof of Men-C- ACYW-135 immunization or a valid exemption is a requirement for students in Grades 7 to 12 to attend school under the Immunization of School Pupils Act. All students in Grade 7 are eligible to receive meningococcal, hepatitis B, and human papillomavirus (HPV) immunizations.  

Grade 7 immunization schedules and calendar

What immunizations will be given?

Men-C-ACYW-135

  • One immunization.

Hepatitis B

  • Two immunizations given six months apart.

HPV

  • Two immunizations given six months apart.

  • Students with a weakened immune system are eligible to receive three HPV immunizations given at zero, two and six months.

Individuals who missed the meningococcal, hepatitis B or HPV immunization can receive a free vaccine until the end of Grade 12. If the hepatitis B vaccine is given at 16 years of age or older, it will be a three-dose series. If the HPV vaccine is given at 15 years of age or older, or if the child is immunocompromised, it will be a 3 three-dose series.

When will we come to your school?

 Dates for the 2025 spring school-based immunization program have been updated. Please subscribe to this page to be notified by email when we update the calendar for 2025 and 2026 dates.

School clinic dates for spring 2025
SchoolDate
Amherst Island Public School  May 27
Amherstview Public School  March 26
Archbishop O'Sullivan Catholic School March 25
Bath Public School June 3
Bayridge Public School May 13
Calvin Park May 15 and May 16
Cataraqui Woods Elementary School May 23
Central Public School June 6
Centreville Public School April 16
Clarendon Central Public School  April 11
Collins Bay Public School March 26
Cornerstone Christian Academy  June 2
Destiny Christian School  May 28
École Catholique Cathédrale  April 1
École secondaire catholique Sainte-Marie-Rivier June 9
École secondaire publique Mille-Îles June 9
Elginburg Public School  May 20
Enterprise Public School  April 23
Ernestown Intermediate and Secondary School May 21
Fairfield Elementary School  June 3
Glenburnie Public School April 29
Granite Ridge Education Centre  April 22
Harrowsmith Public School  June 13
Holy Name Catholic School May 22
J.G. Simcoe Public School  May 14
J.R. Henderson Public School  April 2
JJ O'Neill Catholic School  June 2
Joyceville Public School  May 22
Katarokwi Learning Center  May 16
King's Town School April 10
Kingston Christian School  May 7
Lakeshore School May 28
Lancaster Drive Public School  June 10
Land O'Lakes Public School  April 22
Lasalle Intermediate School  April 14
Leahurst College  April 10
Loughborough Public School  April 17
Marysville Public School  May 29
Module De L'Acadie April 24 and April 25
Module Vanier  May 1 and May 2
Molly Brant Elementary School  June 11
Mulberry Waldorf School  June 6
Newburgh Public School  June 4
North Addington Education Centre Public School  April 11
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School  April 2
Our Lady of Mount Carmel May 27
Perth Road Public School May 20
Prince Charles Public School - Verona April 23
Quintillian School April 28
R. G. Sinclair Public School March 25
Rideau Heights  June 5
Sacred Heart Catholic School May 29
Selby Public School June 4
SOAR Program June 5
Southview Public School May 5
St. Francis Assisi Catholic School May 14
St. Genevieve Catholic School May 23
St. James Major Catholic School April 22
St. John XXIII Catholic School May 13
St. Marguerite Bourgoeys Catholic School May 28
St. Martha Catholic School April 15
St. Patrick Catholic School - Erinsville April 16
St. Patrick Catholic School - Harrowsmith June 13
St. Paul Catholic School May 26
St. Teresa Catholic School June 10
St. Thomas More Catholic School April 28
Storrington Public School April 29
Sydenham Public School June 11
Tamworth Public School April 23
The Prince Charles - Napanee April 30
Truedell Public School May 26
W.J. Holsgrove Public School May 7
Welborne Avenue Public School March 27

Preparing for your school clinic 

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Ontario's grade 7 school immunization program


 

Grade 7 school-based immunizations

What to expect at a Grade 7 school-based immunization clinic


Consent

Students require consent from a parent or caregiver to receive these immunizations at school. Immunization information and consent forms are sent home through your child's school in early September. Please sign and return your child's consent form to the school within one week. You can contact KFL&A Public Health to receive a paper copy of the form or complete the consent form online.

Complete the consent form online

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