Anne Frank dependance

Strengths

• The pedagogical policy is implemented well in practice, as seen in the careful guidance of a child settling in
• The early childhood education program Startblokken is carried out in a structured manner with appropriate activities and setup
• Children's development is tracked effectively through KIJK! with a continuous pathway to primary school
• Parent involvement is well organized through open-door moments, outings, and parent meetings
• Staff members meet qualification requirements and sufficient pediatric first aid is available
• The safety and health policy is up to date and discussed in team meetings
• The accommodation is appropriately furnished with an additional playroom

Violations

• The location plan did not correctly describe how the 960-hour early childhood education program was structured, because the change from half-day sessions to three full days for one group had not been updated in the plan (November 2025 version)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspected the Anne Frank branch on 5 June 2026, a toddler learning place (kinderdagverblijf/KDV) for 16 children aged 2.5–4 years in Den Haag. The location offers subsidized early childhood education (voorschoolse educatie/VE) on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Overall, the location meets the quality requirements well. One violation was identified: the location plan did not correctly describe how the 960-hour early childhood education program was structured, as a recent change (from half-day sessions to full days for one group) had not been processed. Following a recovery offer, this was corrected on 18 June 2026. The GGD advises no enforcement action.