A special garden at Sheffield Children’s is being refreshed as part of the Trust’s 150th anniversary year, with a new name chosen to reflect the purpose and meaning of the space. Following careful consideration and feedback from those connected...
2026 marks a special year for Sheffield Children’s. Not only are we gearing up for a special 150th birthday celebration this November, but we also have a group of exceptional young people celebrating a landmark occasion of their own! This year, our Youth Forum...
We’re sending a huge congratulations to Mia who, after ringing the bell to mark the end of her cancer treatment at Sheffield Children’s earlier this year, has officially passed all of her GCSEs this week! Mia, a student at...
Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust will welcome members, families, colleagues and the wider community to its Annual Members Meeting on Thursday 10 September 2026 – 150 years after the first meeting that set Sheffield Children’s on its journey to becoming a...
Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust in Liverpool and Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital release data from a five-year study on e-scooter injuries. Clinicians from three of England’s major children’s trauma centres are urging families...
Sheffield Children’s has officially taken handover of The Spark, our newest, £24m world-class facility and home of the National Centre for Child Health Technology (NCCHT). It is set to open in October 2026 at the Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park during our...
Meet Rohan – from transplant patient to British Transplant Games competitor! Just over a year after receiving a life-saving stem cell transplant at Sheffield Children’s, 16-year-old Rohan is preparing to represent Sheffield Children’s at the British Transplant Games. Rohan,...
Meet Sarah – from transplant patient to British Transplant Games competitor! Just one year after receiving a life-saving bone marrow transplant at Sheffield Children’s, 16-year-old Sarah is preparing to represent the hospital at the British Transplant Games. Sarah, from...
Teams at Sheffield Children’s will be undertaking routine training throughout August to improve our Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response (EPRR) to look after children and young people during incidents. The training will take place over two weeks and involve more than 100 colleagues. This...
Meet Freddie – from transplant patient to British Transplant Games competitor! Four years after receiving a life-saving bone marrow transplant at Sheffield Children’s, 15-year-old Freddie is preparing to represent the hospital at the British Transplant Games. Freddie, from Sheffield,...
Eight years after receiving a life-saving bone marrow transplant at Sheffield Children’s, 12-year-old Myla is preparing to represent the hospital at the British Transplant Games. Myla, from Sheffield, is one of the team members competing as part of Sheffield...
Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust is the first site in Europe to recruit a patient to a global clinical trial investigating a potential new treatment for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Commercial Research Delivery Centre:...
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