Schools, Colleges & Universities
School Vaccinations & Healthcare Services
Supporting Student Health Through Professional Vaccination Programmes
Harley Street Medical is a CQC-registered healthcare provider delivering professional vaccination programmes and healthcare services for schools, colleges, universities and educational organisations throughout the United Kingdom.
We work in partnership with educational institutions to provide safe, convenient and clinically governed healthcare services that support student wellbeing, disease prevention and public health awareness.
Our experienced healthcare team can deliver vaccination programmes directly within educational settings through professionally managed on-site clinics, helping schools improve accessibility while minimising disruption to learning.
Why School Vaccination Programmes Matter
Educational settings bring together large numbers of students, staff and visitors, creating environments where infectious diseases can spread more easily.
Vaccination remains one of the most effective public health interventions available, helping to protect individuals, reduce disease transmission and support healthier learning environments.
Schools increasingly recognise the value of proactive healthcare initiatives that support:
- Student wellbeing
- Disease prevention
- Health education
- Attendance and engagement
- Safeguarding responsibilities
- Public health awareness
On-Site Clinics
On-Site School Vaccination Clinics
Bringing healthcare directly to your school. Harley Street Medical provides on-site vaccination clinics designed specifically for educational settings. Our experienced healthcare professionals work closely with schools to plan and deliver safe and efficient clinics that can be integrated into existing school schedules.
Improved Accessibility
Students can access healthcare services in a familiar and convenient environment.
Reduced Disruption
Clinics can be scheduled around teaching timetables, minimising disruption to learning.
Increased Awareness
School-based clinics provide opportunities to improve health education and awareness among students and families.
Easy Digital Registration
Simple digital registration and onboarding, with boarding students benefiting from healthcare provided directly on campus.
Support for International Students
On-site clinics help bridge the gap for students unfamiliar with NHS vaccination schedules and healthcare pathways.
Meningitis B Vaccination for Students
Protecting young people against serious disease.
Meningococcal Group B disease (MenB) is a serious bacterial infection that can cause meningitis and septicaemia.
Although uncommon, the disease can develop rapidly and may become life-threatening. Vaccination provides an important opportunity to reduce the risk of serious illness and protect young people during key stages of education and development.
Vaccination may be particularly relevant for:
- Secondary school students
- Sixth form students
- University entrants
- Boarding school pupils
- Young adults living in shared accommodation
- International students
The New NHS MenB Vaccination Programme
What schools and parents need to know. From 20 July 2026, the NHS is introducing a new MenB vaccination programme aimed at improving protection among eligible young people entering university and residential educational settings. The programme represents a significant public health initiative designed to help reduce the risk of meningococcal disease among older teenagers and young adults.
Eligible Groups
- Year 13 students
- First-time university entrants
- Young people entering residential educational settings
Students and families should consult NHS guidance and their GP practice for the latest information regarding eligibility and booking arrangements.
How Schools Can Support the Programme
Schools play an important role in supporting awareness and helping students access reliable health information. While schools are not responsible for delivering healthcare services, they remain trusted sources of information for students and families.
- Sharing information with parents
- Including vaccination guidance within university preparation materials
- Encouraging students to review their vaccination status
- Signposting families to NHS and healthcare resources
Providing timely information can help students access protection before leaving school and entering higher education.
Our Programmes
Vaccination Services Available Through Harley Street Medical
Our healthcare team can support educational institutions with a range of vaccination and healthcare programmes.
Supporting Boarding Schools
Boarding schools face unique healthcare challenges due to residential living arrangements and diverse student populations. Our healthcare team can provide tailored support designed to meet the needs of boarding communities, including:
- Vaccination clinics
- Travel health advice
- Health screening services
- Student wellbeing support
- Healthcare awareness initiatives
Make an Enquiry
Partner With Harley Street Medical
Talk to our team about an on-site clinic, a MenB programme or a wider school healthcare strategy tailored to your educational community. Complete the form below and we will get back to you promptly.
Get in Touch
Make a School Enquiry
Tell us about your school and the support you are looking for, and our team will be in touch.
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