Parents are being urged to get their children vaccinated against flu over half-term as the NHS warned of rising cases of the disease.
There is an early flu season, health officials say, and the latest data for England showed cases and hospitalisations were increasing.
NHS England said many school children will have already received the vaccine at school but there are still options for those who have not, including pop-up clinics.
GP surgeries can give flu vaccines to school-aged children and those with certain health conditions, as well as two to three year olds, while preschoolers can also be taken to pharmacies for the vaccine.