The education centre claimed that the boy had ventured somewhere else to play without anyone knowing, and the teacher was taking care of other children.
When her son returned home from enrichment classes one day, a mother was horrified to see the eight-year-old in tears and with broken teeth., the mother, surnamed Wu, said the incident happened during the recent school holidays, and after just the second lesson at Little Earth Education Centre.
Wu had to fork out around $1,000 in medical fees, and her son must now avoid certain foods so as to not put pressure on the broken teeth. Her son can only undergo a dental implant surgery when he turns 21. As for now, a filling is the only option. According to Shin Min, Wu accused the teacher of sitting on the swing at the playground and using her phone during the incident, and that the centre also did not inform immediately.
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