Alles Kits

Strengths

• Clear and concrete pedagogical policy plan with practical guidance for childminders/host parents
• Active attention to pedagogical policy during intake and progress meetings
• Digital risk assessment for safety and health with action plan
• Childminders/host parents complete training on the reporting code for child abuse
• All Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) declarations and PRK linkages are complete
• The licence holder serves as the designated safeguarding officer and knows the correct steps to take when abuse is suspected

Shortcomings

• Revise risk assessment wording in the RIVG: a risk should only be labelled 'acceptable' after measures have been implemented, not while measures still need to be taken
• Use the term 'MOA' (mandatory reporting, consultation and duty to file charges) more explicitly during progress meetings with childminders/host parents

Summary

Childminder agency (gastouderbureau) Alles Kits in Zuid-Scharwoude was inspected on 21 May 2026 by the Municipal Health Service (GGD) Hollands Noorden. The agency mediates for 11 childcare locations with 62 linked children. The inspection concerned the annual investigation into compliance with the Childcare Act. All assessed requirements have been met. The pedagogical policy plan is clear and concrete, with attention to the four core pedagogical objectives. The licence holder actively brings this policy to the attention of childminders/host parents through progress meetings. The risk assessment for safety and health is conducted digitally with the childminder/host parent, including an action plan for any risks. The licence holder will further refine the wording of risk assessments in the RIVG. All required Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) declarations are in order and linkages in the PRK are complete. The reporting code for domestic violence and child abuse has been adequately established and childminders/host parents receive training on this. The mandatory reporting, consultation and duty to file charges (MOA) is known, although the licence holder does not explicitly use the term 'MOA' during meetings. The advice to the municipality is: no enforcement action.