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  2. Begin by entering your child's information. Fill in their surname, given name, preferred name, and birthdate clearly. Ensure you also include the place of birth and personal health number.
  3. Next, provide your home address and postal code. Include contact details for both parents or guardians, ensuring all names and phone numbers are accurate.
  4. Indicate whether your child has had chicken pox by checking the appropriate box: Yes, No, or Don't know.
  5. Attach a photocopy of your child’s immunization record if available. If not, fill out the immunization dates for each vaccine listed in the form.
  6. Review all entered information for accuracy before submitting the completed form to your school or childcare facility.

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