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What is a school timetable? At secondary school your child will be given a timetable. The timetable tells them what lessons and breaks they have on each day of the week, who teaches the lesson and which classroom they need to go to. Some schools have a two week timetable called Week A and Week...

When your child starts at their new secondary school, they will come across some new words that they may not have heard before. At secondary school, there are some new lessons that they won’t have done before or that may have different names to ones they used at primary, for example, food...

We will resolve complaints through an accessible, personal and flexible approach, treating each complaint according to its individual nature and your wishes. If you have a concern about any aspect of your visit please speak to a member of staff as soon as possible; we will try to resolve your...

The Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust collects and shares information relating to you and your child. What happens to the information that you give us about you and your child? Wherever possible we remove personal details to make it anonymous. Information may then be shared with other...

Introduction Your therapist has given you exercises to help with the healing of your injury and the movement of the area affected. Sometimes children can feel worried about doing the exercises or they can find it uncomfortable or painful. You may have been given medication for pain relief from your...

Going back to school is a very important step in a child’s healing after a burn injury. Learning and being with friends is important to your child’s progress. It is normal for you or your child to be worried about going back to school. Although this step might feel scary, we encourage the child...