Health chiefs say half-term is a good time for children to receive vaccinations.

The clinics are aimed at getting take up rates of the jab up ahead of the school summer holidays.

At 85.5%, Peterborough is below the Cambridgeshire uptake rate for measles vaccinations of 93.2%.

The campaign comes after a rise in highly infectious diseases like measles in Bradford.

All secondary schools in Coventry, along with 21 primary schools, will host the clinics.

There have been no confirmed cases of the infectious disease in Northern Ireland since 2017.

NI is falling behind the recommended vaccine rate for mumps, measles and rubella (MMR).

With outbreaks of measles in the UK, parents are asked to check their children are vaccinated.