A mum is calling for answers after a school played down her five-year-old daughter's broken leg. Nicole Schofield from Cambridgeshire said she received a phone call from Nene and Ramnoth School saying her daughter Millie had fallen and hurt her leg at an after-school club on Wednesday, March 29.
Nicole got a taxi to the school where she found her daughter sitting on a chair - teachers told her she had tripped and had a lump on her leg. The mother of two claims she was told that staff trained in first aid checked her daughter and said she just needed to be taken home.
However, Nicole quickly realised once home that her daughter was in immense pain and was crying. According to CambridgeshireLive, he called an ambulance and an hour later they arrived and took her to hospital where it was confirmed that the five-year-old had broken her tibia, also known as the shin bone.
