Guardian Childcare & Education Caulfield

It was the bunker steps shown in the picture that were pushed to the ground by other children, causing big scars on the forehead and chest. It stems from the lax management of the director and the dereliction of duty of the teacher. The teacher didn't see it clearly, but I heard about it later. I wonder what she is doing? The manager and deputy manager were absent, and they were simply disinfected. No one gave a statement without being sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. When the director came back, we asked for a statement, which only briefly told the process of the incident. We asked to report it to the Education Bureau. I didn't know what the situation was like. After a few days, we left voluntarily and may continue to deduct fees. We have been studying here for a year, and the teachers downstairs, that is, under three years old, are all very good. On the first day of going upstairs, we accompanied the children, and no one took a reason. We just managed to stay by calling the teachers downstairs to introduce them. Some teachers upstairs were particularly negative, and I also told them by email, please respect your work and be worthy of your salary and children. So far, there has been no apology and statement. I heard that this director has been replaced. I think this is the right choice, but it is a little late. Children's safety is the first priority, but they don't do their best from management to caregivers. They allocate staff according to the standards of the Education Bureau, but in fact they can't see two staff members, otherwise they don't know how such a major injury happened.completely out of expectation. The ground outside the bunker is a gravel road, and there is no cushion and safety protection. Children play by themselves and can't see the monitoring staff. Since August 20th, there has been no apology, no sympathy and no compensation. As if it didn't happen, I really don't trust to give my child to such a place and person.