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07-07-2013, 01:50 AM
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Teacher who abused boy has been suspended from all duties
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
(UPDATED WITH PRESCHOOL MANAGEMENT'S RESPONSE) PRE-SCHOOLER FRACTURES SHIN AFTER ALLEGED ABUSE BY TEACHER Parents of a 3 year boy have lodged a police report against a pre-school teacher for allegedly abusing their son, and causing him to suffer a fracture on his leg. The incident allegedly happened on Friday morning. Video clips from CCTV recordings at the My First Skool centre in Toa Payoh Central which showed the incident, have since gone viral. One clip showed a woman dragging a young boy to a corner of the classroom, and pushing him to the floor. A second clip showed the boy - still in the corner - trying but failing to stand on his own, and then being dragged away by the same woman. The boy's mother told 938LIVE she was informed by staff of the centre while she was at work that her child was complaining of pain, and that he had had a fall. At the KK Women's and Children's Hospital, doctors confirmed the boy has a hairline fracture in his shin. When the parents returned to the pre-school centre, they demanded to see the CCTV recording of the classroom, following which they filed a police report. When contacted, police confirmed they are investigating the incident. A spokesperson for My First Skool said they are co-operating fully with the police on the case of alleged child abuse. And the teacher involved has been suspended from all duties with immediate effect. The spokesperson said the safety and welfare of the children in their care is their top priority, and they take this responsibility very seriously. She added: "Our main focus now is the child's welfare and we will do all we can to assist the family on the care of the child during this period. The centre principal was with the child at all times during his visit to the doctors yesterday. The parents of the child has requested for a transfer to another centre in our network and we are doing all possible to manage this transition in the best interests of the child." 938LIVE Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. 
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