What certificate do primary school students need to bring for COVID-19 vaccination?

The guardian should bring his/her ID card, children's ID card (if there is no ID card, he/she should bring a household register with the number of children's ID card) and a child vaccination certificate (bar code can be scanned by medical staff) to the nearest vaccination clinic for vaccination. Guardians can pay attention to the relevant information of local health departments, disease control institutions, community health service centers and other official publishing platforms.

Minors vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine should make group or individual appointments according to the requirements of the school or place of residence. Vaccination of minors should be accompanied by school staff or guardians. They should know about COVID-19's disease, COVID-19 vaccine and vaccination process in advance, bring relevant identity documents and vaccination certificates (if any), and remember the name and ID number of at least one parent. Read and fill in the informed consent form carefully.

Matters needing attention in vaccination of primary school students with COVID-19 vaccine

Before children are vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine, they must first ensure that all the functions of the body must be kept within the normal range. If you have a fever, a cold or an acute or chronic illness, it is necessary to postpone vaccination. Besides, if you are allergic to the flu vaccine, you can't get the COVID-19 vaccine.

COVID-19 vaccine may cause some adverse reactions. If children have symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and dizziness after vaccination, they need to temporarily avoid eating greasy, spicy and irritating foods to avoid aggravating adverse reactions.