Violence in extracurriculars: a family from the Saint-Dominique school in Paris calls on the town hall to provide the schedules of the facilitators

Parents of students at the Saint-Dominique nursery school in Paris, affected by the extracurricular scandal, initiated an "interpellative summons" on Friday, November 13 so that the town hall would provide them with the schedules of the animators, their lawyer announced. They plan to file a complaint for “obstruction of justice”, according to this source. In the spring of 2026, 16 leaders from this public nursery school in the 7th arrondissement were placed in police custody on suspicion of rape, sexual assault and violence against minors.

Questioned by AFP, the city of Paris indicated that "the police requisitions relate to 14 agents" of the establishment, that "all the requested elements have been transmitted to the investigators" and that it "has also undertaken to transmit to the families the verified schedules, next week".

At the beginning of November, the city of Paris reported to school parents about an investigation carried out by the city's General Inspectorate (IGVP). During this meeting, "the Directorate of School Affairs (Dasco) itself recognized that the first schedules transmitted to families contained numerous errors", reported the parents' collective Les petits heroes de Saint-Do. “It is this evidence of the presence of facilitators in the school which can corroborate the words of the child, whose fragility we know,” Lise Bornes, the lawyer for the complainant family, explained to AFP. Faced with the Dasco's "refusal noted by a bailiff" to provide the documents, the family will file a complaint for "obstruction of justice", said Lise Bornes.

At the Paris council, elected LR Inès de Raguenel, president of the information and evaluation mission on extracurricular activities (MIE), deplored "the difficulties of transmission" of several documents, stressing that she has been "requesting for several weeks all the administrative investigation reports" on sexual violence in the capital's schools.