Komori gakko is a term used to refer to schools made for children who were not able to attend ordinary schools because they had to baby-sit their own little brothers and sisters or other families' little chidren in the early Meiji period.
子守学校（こもりがっこう）とは、明治初期に、自身の幼い弟妹や他家の乳幼児の子守のため学校に通うことができない子どもたちのために作られた学校。