SELECT all but the top row

[grades]

I've taken over a database written in Access '97 so it's quite old and I don't want to rewrite the whole thing.
I have a query as the record source for a report like this:

SELECT TOP 1 ID1Child5.ID, ID1Child5.CODE1, ID1Child5.CODE2, ID1Child5.CHARGE, ID1Child5.DEFAULTS FROM ID1Child5 WHERE (((ID1Child5.ID)=[Forms]![ID1MainForm_0]![ID])) ORDER BY ID1Child5.DEFAULTS;

Which gives me the first value.

Now I need to reverse that and create a query that gives me all the other results. Basically everything except the top row.

Any ideas?

 

[Cronk]

Add an additional bit to the WHERE clause
...AND Defaults NOT IN (Select Min(Defaults) from tblID1Child)...