Thomas Waley-Cohen Ward (Tom's Ward) - named in memory of Thomas following the support the Waley-Cohen family gave to the initial campaign to build the hospital.

His mother Felicity and father Robert helped raised more than £1m for the ward in her son's memory after he died of cancer in 2004 just days after his 20th birthday.

The ward cares mostly for children needing surgery from a day old up to the age of twelve.

Many of the babies and children on Tom's Ward need gastrointestinal surgery but it also cares for local children who need emergency surgery.

Robin's Ward - named by an anonymous donor.

The ward is for children under the care of the neurology and neurosurgery teams, Ear, Nose and Throat team, and plastic surgical team including children with cleft lip or palate, and also the craniofacial service is based here.

Bellhouse-Drayson Ward - named after two families who, again, were major supporters of the original campaign.

The ward looks after youngsters with various conditions, including cardiac problems, gastroenterology and general medical conditions such as respiratory infections and asthma.

Kamran Jabble Wards (Kamran's Ward) - named in memory of Kamran Jabble who was fascinated by watching the early stages of the children's hospital being built from his bed on level four of the John Radcliffe.

He sadly died aged four just one month after being diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.

His parents Kalvinder and Kiran, from Slough raised an incredible £360,000 for the hospital.

It is the dedicated cancer ward at the hospital.

Melanie Richardson Ward (Melanie's Ward) - The adolescent ward which typically cares for children between 11 and 16 years of age as teenagers have a different set of needs to younger patients.

It is named in memory of Melanie, who died after battling cancer and also supported by children's charity SSCWID set up by Sophie Watson who later died from cancer in January 2000 aged 17.