The Western Australian (WA) government is urging students to roll up their sleeves and receive a COVID-19 vaccination ahead of Term 4 as children aged 12 and over have been given the green light to receive the Moderna vaccine. “Having access to the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine in selected pharmacies provides another option for Western Australians to get the jab,” WA Health Minister Roger Cook said. Students aged 16 and over and school staff can also walk into designated COVID-19 vaccination clinics to get vaccinated without the need for a booking. “If you are eligible, I urge you to get the COVID-19 vaccine now,” WA Premier Mark McGowan said on Sept. 17. “Senior secondary students aged 16 and older and school staff should get along to one of the walk-in clinics as soon as you get the chance.” “It takes hardly any time and is a great opportunity for you to …