Headteachers Told To Call Police if People Protest Against Vaccination of Healthy Teenagers Outside School Gates

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Parents who are considering demonstrating against the vaccination of their healthy teenage children outside their local school’s gates may have to think twice, with headteachers having been told to call the police if ‘anti-vaxxers’ plan protests near their sites. The Telegraph has the story.

The U.K. Health Security Agency has now issued guidance to headteachers who believe protests could be held outside their school over participation in the vaccination programme, advising them to contact police to help manage the situation.

The agency said it was aware some schools had received campaign letters and emails with “misinformation” about the vaccine programme, after ministers confirmed the roll-out.

Three million 12 to 15 year-olds across the U.K. will be eligible, and the programme is expected to be delivered primarily within schools.

In new guidance, the agency said it knew of schools seeking advice on how to handle protests, and suggested they get in touch with the School Aged Immunisation Service (SAIS) team at the “first opportunity” to understand “what security planning they have in place”.

“In the event of a protest or disruptive activity outside a school, or if schools know a protest is planned, they should alert the SAIS provider, local authority and police contacts to discuss the best way to manage the situation,” the guidance added.

Heads and teachers have also been advised “not to engage directly” with misinformation campaigns about the vaccine, but should “acknowledge receipt of concerns” and “refer to the latest scientific guidance on the issue” if necessary.

It comes as NHS England said its objective was to vaccinate children as “quickly as is safe and practical, with the majority of school visits completed and vaccinations administered before October half term”.

Any child who hasn’t received their dose within those five weeks should have the date of their vaccination confirmed, a letter sent on Wednesday to providers stated.

The programme should be ready to start administering jabs “no later” than Wednesday September 22nd, it added.

It is understood that the Department of Health and Social care is also drawing resources which will be issued to local authorities and schools imminently on how to handle potential protests.

Dr. Nikki Kanani, GP and Deputy Director of the Covid vaccination programme, said: “It is completely unacceptable for anyone involved in administering the Covid vaccine to be subjected to verbal abuse or violence, and we will be working with local partners to ensure that children, teachers and vaccinators are safe while carrying out these life-saving vaccinations.”

NHS England is expected to advise SAIS teams to follow that guidance, which is likely to reflect similar instructions issued earlier in the year on how to deal with violence, threats and abuse at vaccination sites.

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kate
kate
5 years ago

Encouraging post from the reddit site today.
I had not heard anything from my 14 year olds school about the vaccinations that are supposedly starting next week so I phoned them up today. They told me they will not be permitting the CV vaccination to take place on the schools premises. I think this is the first genuinely positive thing I have heard since this all started and I am a little stunned.

WeWantEvidence
WeWantEvidence
5 years ago

What sort of “misinformation”? Such things as “the risk of adverse effects in 12 to 15s is greater than their risk from the virus? That jabbing the entire population of 12 to 15s (3.2 million children) might prevent SEVEN cases of Covid-19 but also might result in 57 cases of cardiomyopathy?

The message from the education and healthcare authorities is “Do as you are told, and don’t question anything we say”.

Victoria
Victoria
5 years ago

Great Site for lots of information, letter etc
https://www.lcahub.org

Pro Forma Legal Letter
For Parents of 12-15 Year-Olds Who Don’t Want Them to Get Jabbed
A guest post by Lawyers For Liberty, a group of non-partisan lawyers committed to defending freedom and human rights.
Are you a parent? Is your 12-15 year old going back to school today? Are you worried about your child being given a Covid vaccine without your permission? Have you communicated with the school, but feel like you are being ignored?

https://lawyersforliberty.uk/schooljabs/

marebobowl
marebobowl
5 years ago

I don’t remember parents ever protesting outside the gates of our school do you? Now parents are finding it necessary to do this and the school authorities are being told to call the police if this occurs at their school.

Can you imagine how we are instilling fear in children? For what. Teen Boys now have a 6x risk of serious adverse events including myocarditis, than they have of being hospitalised with Covid itself.

there is no doubt, this is not about a virus. It is so much more sinister. When will the majority of people wake up?

bowlsman
bowlsman
5 years ago

“It is completely unacceptable for anyone involved in administering the Covid vaccine to be subjected to verbal abuse or violence, and we will be working with local partners to ensure that children, teachers and vaccinators are safe while carrying out these life-saving vaccinations.”
Who has told/convinced her that the vaccinations are life-saving.
These people have no shame, no shame at all.

brachiopod
brachiopod
5 years ago

Suppression of the information children need to make informed consent.

As a Pharma vaccine insider noted, children are not small adults and there is no direct read across of the effects of the ‘vaccine’ on children from the trial data collected last year.

On the adverse effects front, there are reports from a large laboratory in the US of a 20 fold increase in diseases and cancers in people vaccinated over the last 6 months. Some of these cancers, especially melanoma, are structurally different to those typically seen indicating a more rapid progress of the disease. Speculation based on these observations is that the ‘vaccines’ prevent the immune system’s NK cells functioning properly and taking out cancer cells and other diseased cells.

Zoomer@14
Zoomer@14
5 years ago

I guess its ‘unacceptable’ for anyone abusing children to be subjected to abuse. Its strange this never happened when we got the polio, German measles etc jabs. I wonder why the police are on standby…? Something to hide?

Llamasaurus Rex
Llamasaurus Rex
5 years ago

‘With all the ‘evidence’ that these miracle “vaccines” save lives, it follows that anti-vaxxers are dangerous. Probably terrorists. Certainly anti-science, nonsensical types. Corrupted by malicious disinformation. They should not have any right to spread the lies, which kill people. They are, frankly, insane. They should be sectioned, where Our NHS special secure hospitals can cure their insanity.”

how long before this becomes the official narrative and action plan? We’ve already seen the ‘priming’ for this narrative, haven’t we?

diego22
diego22
5 years ago

Unless they’re Muslims, of course. In which case call in the panders.

Markus Skepticus
Markus Skepticus
5 years ago

They should only think twice if protesting in public is against the law.

Mr Taxpayer
Mr Taxpayer
5 years ago

So peacefully stand outside school and expect a visit from plod. Block the M25 in an act of terrorism and expect plod’s protection.

beancounter
beancounter
5 years ago

Identify as muslim, BLM, XR and you will get a free pass – oh, and say you believe in climate emergency and will be protesting at COP26.

tom171uk
tom171uk
5 years ago

21st century policing: just film them with facial recognition cameras and send a fixed penalty notice in the post. With an alternative of a Vaccine Awarness Course.

Dodgy Geezer
Dodgy Geezer
5 years ago

Simple Answer.

Front any protests with Muslims and/or LBTG+++ persons. Police can do nothing against these.

Sorted.

iane
iane
5 years ago
Reply to  Dodgy Geezer

Or claim it is an ER sponsored protest!

BJs Brain is Missing
BJs Brain is Missing
5 years ago

So… Protecting your children from ‘State’ endorsed harm is now a matter for the police is it? What a sick country this has become. It’s time to walk away from it all and defund the lot of them.

eyesee
eyesee
5 years ago

Life saving? In which universe. They can’t give a child Calpol without permission. They definitely cannot inject anything, even if a 12 year old asks for it, without parental consent. The individual carrying it out and any facilitators present, such as the Head, will be subject to personal prosecution.

iane
iane
5 years ago
Reply to  eyesee

Staggering indeed – I note from one of Alison Pearsons’s articles that consent has to be requested even before putting a plaster on a scuffed limb. Stabbings are obviously OK though after the precedent set in London by Khant!

John
John
5 years ago
Reply to  eyesee

Schools cannot administer medication, however, any vaccinations carried out in school such as the tetanus booster or the HPV are carried out by registered healthcare professionals.
Unfortunately you are incorrect about injecting a 12 year old if they ask, if the practitioner is convinced that the child is competent to make that decision then as it currently stands there is no criminal offence committed and any prosecution will be futile.
That is the current legal position, a position that I actually do not agree with, the original decision was made under a completely different set of circumstances that I personally think should not apply here, unfortunately it will either need a new court ruling or an act of parliament to overturn or modify the current common law decision.

Nessimmersion
Nessimmersion
5 years ago

Wrong thread – deleted

Manjushri
Manjushri
5 years ago

…unless you happen to be a headteacher who is not buying into the lies and deceit. Hopefully there are some?

karenovirus
karenovirus
5 years ago

Entirely o/t but today I was able to take my first taxi trip to Tesco Metro for 3 or 4 months. I expect most readers will be familiar with this but I was pleasantly surprised to find it almost a Covid Free Zone.

No signage, no tannoys, no floor arrows; just the plastic screens at point of sale.
Only 2 or 3 customers, out of 15-20, wearing masks and no staff doing so.

How refreshing, it makes it clear that the majority of the public no longer believe in it so when bozo tries to crack down again he does so at his peril.

zners
zners
5 years ago
Reply to  karenovirus

Yeah it’s gotten significantly better. Probably a massive mistake on the government’s part in relaxing restrictions over summer. I think the gamble was in thinking that people had already been so deeply conditioned that there would be no reversion. I bet they thought they could impress their superiors by demonstrating how “obedient” the British public are. Bad mistake.

CynicalRealist
CynicalRealist
5 years ago
Reply to  zners

But make no mistake, there isn’t a large enough number of people prepared to stand up to the government. If (when) the scaremongering starts again in full, with the alarmist messaging, stirring up of hatred towards people to don’t follow the “rules” of the Covid Cult, and wall-to-wall fake news of armageddon in hospitals, the majority of sheeple will do as instructed and wear their face nappy while hiding behind the sofa. Many will only go out to visit the jabbatoir for their latest “booster” spiking, and to go to the supermarket and follow the arrows, while glaring above their muzzle at anyone they perceive to be not “following the rules”…

karenovirus
karenovirus
5 years ago
Reply to  CynicalRealist

I noticed at Tesco that Afghanistan has suddenly disappeared from the newspaper headlines and the fear mongering is already starting up again, though far from full throttle as yet.

tom171uk
tom171uk
5 years ago
Reply to  zners

Our local Aldi still has signs “encouraging” masks and even some still on the shelves saying no entry without one. Still quite a few sheeple with them on. Probably about 50-50.

JYC
JYC
5 years ago
Reply to  karenovirus

Good to hear, but sadly not how it is in Scotland. Any capacity to think for yourself and show any resistance to the Scottish government’s authoritarianism left a long time ago.

John
John
5 years ago
Reply to  karenovirus

Our local Tesco Extra did have tannoy messages. People still wearing masks walking round our open air market. Interestingly it is the older people rather than youngsters.

apscotland
apscotland
5 years ago
Reply to  karenovirus

Sadly not the same in Scotland. I ventured into Tesco yesterday and there were “traffic lights” at the door, not a single unmasked face except mine. Herr Sturgeon has successfully terrorised the Scots into mega compliance with daily terror alerts on cases. Deeply depressing.

JohnK
JohnK
5 years ago
Reply to  karenovirus

At Morrisons this morning, it was almost Christmas. Loading up the shelves with mince pies and Christmas puddings etc. Most of it’s usually done after Guy Fawkes, so we’ll see in a few weeks!

thinkcriticall
thinkcriticall
5 years ago

The most damning article about vaccines yetBritish doctors now openly beg for more lockdowns because they say they can’t rely on vaccineshttps://alexberenson.substack.com/p/the-most-damning-article-about-vaccines

CynicalRealist
CynicalRealist
5 years ago
Reply to  thinkcriticall

What’s difficult to see is how doctors can be so ignorant of the reality that they don’t know that lockdowns achieve bugger-all (apart from causing loads of non-Covid problems).

Julian
Julian
5 years ago
Reply to  CynicalRealist

I expect lots of them know the reality very well but feel pressured to go along with the groupthink or that they have dug themselves into a hole and can’t confess to knowing it’s all been for nothing

Anonymous
Anonymous
5 years ago

“It is completely unacceptable for anyone involved in administering the Covid vaccine to be subjected to verbal abuse or violence, and we will be working with local partners to ensure that children, teachers and vaccinators are safe while carrying out these life-saving vaccinations.”
So, they verbally include children’s safety from violence but don’t specifically mention either safety of children from violence by those involved in ‘needling’ them at school, nor the children’s safety after being jabbed.
Yet another instance of: – so who is the guilty party, the accused or the accuser?

CynicalRealist
CynicalRealist
5 years ago

advising them to contact police to help manage the situation.

translation: “The police have been put on standby, ready to come and bully and intimidate anyone who dares to publicly protest against spiking kids”

rayc
rayc
5 years ago
Reply to  CynicalRealist

This intimidation is exactly the purpose of the article. The intended message is “don’t even think about it”.

Milo
Milo
5 years ago
Reply to  rayc

It used to be called getting your retaliation in first.

David101
David101
5 years ago

To anyone who’s planning to demonstrate outside school gates: Don’t be put off by any of this hyperbole – it’s simply intended as a deterrent. Protest is legal, so police cannot lawfully arrest anyone, unless they’re abusing or being violent.
The worst that can happen is the police turn up and tell you to go home. In which, case, just go home if you don’t want to be arrested. It’s much better than just not being there at all. Chat to any police officers that turn up on the scene if they confront you, explaining the rationale behind your decision to protest, and then just peacefully walk away.

Then they can’t smear the “anti-vaxxers” with headlines about arrests made (which are always the main point in headlines intended to denounce the actions of “dissenters”.

karenovirus
karenovirus
5 years ago
Reply to  David101

That was the point about the police mob wresting the most innocuous individuals to the ground during the summers anti lockdown demos.

It might be sensible for protesters not to have any ID (including cards or phones) but they would be ‘hanging about school gates’ so that could be a bit iffy.

rayc
rayc
5 years ago

How surprising that EXACTLY the same “advice” was given in German press yesterday. A pure coincidence, without doubt!

nickbowes
nickbowes
5 years ago

These people will send a free legal letter direct to your child`s Head Master.

https://lawyersforliberty.uk/schooljabs/

PoshPanic
PoshPanic
5 years ago

But what about Long Covid!? Kids get long covid, we must vaccinate them! Look, there’s a new study out that says…oh wait, they don’t.

https://twitter.com/apsmunro/status/1438461046956646405

PoshPanic
PoshPanic
5 years ago

They do realise that the horse bolted some time ago.

The genie has left the bottle

The worms spilt out of the can

It’s too late to hide the hashtag clotshot

Hester
Hester
5 years ago

I thought it was going a bit too well
last post card from Greece.
whereas in the UK I had to pay 35.00 and drive 40 miles for a rapid antigen test the same test in Greece cost me 20 euros.
however on a visit to an historical site this morning. outdoors temple . we were the only visitors we were asked for proof of vaccine or covid negative test. this is outdoors no indoors at all.
The world has gone truly mad

NonCompliant
NonCompliant
5 years ago

It’s all a bit cloak and dagger at the moment isn’t it.?
Sounds like a hit squad will do the jabs on school premises so no doubt they will try and get the kids one on one and try to corner them. I get the impression the schools are trying to wash their hands of the entire process!

I was thinking of drafting a letter for such a scenario which my daughter will write out by hand at home and have in an envelope ready for when the time comes.

The letter will say she does not want the vaccine, there are no health benefits to taking the vaccine for her age group and that she is not interested in any discussion to change her mind. The letter will tell the reader to return the letter to my daughter after which she will leave the room. It will state that any attempt to physically prevent her from leaving the room will result in charges of physical assault against the individuals involved or something to that effect and immediate phone call to the Police.

Anyone seen anything like this online ?

rayc
rayc
5 years ago
Reply to  NonCompliant

I bet the jabbers will wear balaclavas and maybe escorted in by a police squad in order not to be identified by anyone.

PoshPanic
PoshPanic
5 years ago
Reply to  rayc

Most of them will be identifiable by their voices. They will say things like ” Oh it’s good though innit, we can all get back to going on holeeday hun”

karenovirus
karenovirus
5 years ago
Reply to  NonCompliant

Back in the day there was the School Nurse to deal with scrapes and scratches but who also administered polio and other routine inoculations.
I doubt if there will be a single ‘vaccine day’,the pressure to conform will be ongoing

HelenaHancart
HelenaHancart
5 years ago

So, the police will called on you if you try and protect your under age child from potential harm caused by an experimental, still under trial “medication”, under the new “UK Health Security Agency” which replaces Public Health England (look it up, its delightful.) Its all about keeping you “secure” against potential (previously non-existent) health threats. Okaaaay……

karenovirus
karenovirus
5 years ago
Reply to  HelenaHancart

Same staff new logo following a monumental screw up which I can’t recall from some18 months ago ?

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