School Based Immunisation Program for Year 7 students
The Tasmanian Government is funding a School Based Immunisation Program for Grade 7's.
The City of Hobart will be undertaking the program for Grade 7's Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and Diptheria, Tetanus & Pertussis (dTpa) at the following schools:
| School / College |
| The Fahan School |
| The Friends School |
| Hobart City High School (Ogilvie Campus) |
| The Hutchins School |
| Lambert School |
| Mount Carmel College |
| Sacred Heart College |
| St Mary's College |
| St Michael's Collegiate |
For more information on the Tasmanian School Based Immunisation Program visit the Department of Health and Human Services website.
Missed vaccinations
If your child has missed their dose at school or prefers to receive it at a pharmacy, authorised pharmacist immunisers, working in full-scope programs and approved by the Department of Health, can now administer SBIP vaccines. This is an excellent option for parents who are either hesitant about school immunisation or need to arrange catch-up vaccinations.
To assist, we've provided a list of local pharmacies approved to administer the SBIP vaccines. We recommend contacting the pharmacy beforehand to ensure the pharmacist immuniser is available and the required vaccines are in stock.
Approved Pharmacies
Below is a list of pharmacies offering SBIP vaccinations. Please contact them directly to schedule your appointment.
We recommend using the search bar to quickly find the item you're looking for.
Please note: this information was accurate at the time of publication, however, may be subject to change. Please contact us if you believe there are any inaccuracies.
Change to HPV vaccine dose schedule
From 6 February 2023, the dose schedule for the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine will change to a single dose, and eligibility for the catch-up program will be extended up to and including 25 years of age under the National Immunisation Program (NIP). For more information please refer to the Fact Sheet from the Department of Health.