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Nursery worker, 45, pleads guilty to 26 serious sexual offences against children

Vincent Chan admitted 26 offences including sexual assault and indecent images after police seized 69 devices revealing a calculated abuse pattern over seven years, authorities said.

  • On Wednesday, Vincent Chan, 45, entered guilty pleas at Wood Green Crown Court to 26 offences involving sexual assault of children and indecent images.
  • After a nursery colleague reported disturbing footage, police opened an investigation in June last year when a nursery staff whistleblower reported Chan filming a child falling asleep in their food, prompting the Metropolitan Police's complex inquiry.
  • Forensic analysis of 69 recovered devices revealed sexual-contact footage on nursery-issued iPads, and investigators identified four young children as victims with some images in the worst abuse category.
  • The Bright Horizons branch, West Hampstead has closed and families were informed, with a dedicated NSPCC helpline for the 700 families affected; Chan will be sentenced on January 23rd.
  • Bright Horizons said it will cooperate fully and has commissioned external safeguarding reviews, accepting evidence shows failure while Metropolitan Police continue device reviews and families demand answers.
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Vincent Chan, 45, pleaded guilty in a London court on Wednesday to sexually assaulting toddlers at a nursery where he worked. He also admitted crimes related to more than 25,000 child pornography images found in his possession.

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
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