
ALT Be tick aware 1 Use a repellent that prevents ticks 2 Wear long sleeves and long trousers to reduce direct skin exposure 3 Keep to clearly defined paths and avoid brushing against vegetation 4 Regularly check for ticks and brush off any you find immediately 5 When you're back indoors, check for any ticks on you, your children and pets 6 If you find a tick, safely remove it as soon as possible

ALT Be tick aware 1 Use a repellent that prevents ticks 2 Wear long sleeves and long trousers to reduce direct skin exposure 3 Keep to clearly defined paths and avoid brushing against vegetation 4 Regularly check for ticks and brush off any you find immediately 5 When you're back indoors, check for any ticks on you, your children and pets 6 If you find a tick, safely remove it as soon as possible

ALT Large text reads, “Vaccines help protect what matters most.” Below, an illustrated adult sits in a chair holding a child on their lap while looking at a tablet. A circular badge on the left says, “Check your child's vaccines are up to date.” At the bottom, a yellow banner reads, “Stay strong. Get vaccinated.” The background is blue with small heart and star illustrations.

ALT Who is being offered the MenB vaccine? The MenB vaccination offer has been extended and is now available to: everyone who has been offered preventative antibiotic treatment as part of this outbreak 6th form students (years 12 and 13) in schools and colleges in Kent where confirmed or probable cases are identified. These students will also be offered antibiotics







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