Kindergarten child abuse Independently obtained the investigation report submitted by the kindergarten to the city Shizuoka Susono

At a nursery school in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, NHK independently obtained an investigation report submitted by the nursery school to the city in a case in which three nursery teachers were arrested on suspicion of assaulting children.

The report also describes acts such as writing inappropriate comments on photos and distributing them to groups within nursery teachers.

In this case, NHK independently obtained an investigation report submitted to the city by Susono City's licensed nursery school, Sakura Nursery School, on August 25.

According to this, the nursery school set up an investigation team, and as a result of interviewing the staff in individual interviews, it was found that inappropriate childcare was provided by three nursery teachers.

Among them, inappropriate childcare is classified into 10 items, and among them, according to Susono City, the act of writing inappropriate comments on the photos taken and distributing them to the group has not been announced so far. So, the nursery teacher took a picture of the child and distributed it to a group within the nursery teacher with an inappropriate comment about the appearance.

In addition, as a result of interviews with the staff, one-year-old children's crying was conspicuous, the staff's use of language in the one-year-old class was harsh, and I thought it was a nursery school that scolded children. , It was written that it was a situation that could not be consulted with anyone.

Regarding the series of malicious acts by three nursery teachers, Susono City announced 15 acts at a press conference on the 30th of last month. Therefore, it is said that 15 acts have been announced.

The report does not state the reason for these actions or the date.

Atsushi Ishii, Director of Health and Welfare Department of Susono City, commented on the behavior that had not been disclosed in the nursery school's report, saying, "The announcement was made based on 15 items that I heard from the whistleblower, but there were some overlaps in the school's report. I forgot to include an item that wasn't there. I'm very sorry."