More than a third of 12 to 15-year-olds in Scotland have received a coronavirus jag.
Recent Covid data shows 78,097 young people in this age group have had a first dose of the vaccine - with 277 (0.1%) having had both doses.
Scotland's 12 to 15-year-olds have been able to book in for a vaccine since 20 September after Scottish Ministers accepted advice from the four UK chief medical officers (CMOs).
Health secretary Humza Yousaf thanked those running the vaccination programme while sharing the data from a coronavirus cases tracker page named "Travelling Tabby" on Twitter.
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He said: "Thanks to our brilliant vaccinators for helping make our vaccination programme so successful."
Mr Yousaf also shared the latest government data for the four UK nations with Scotland showing the lowest number of cases per 100,000.
He added: "Cases still too high but going in right direction with Scotland now having the lowest cases/per 100k in UK.
"No complacency, we continue to do everything we can to control transmission."
It comes after the latest daily figures confirmed 18 further coronavirus-linked deaths in Scotland and 2,417 new positive cases in the past 24 hours.
