BSO De Princenhof

Strengths

• Pedagogical policy and practice meet all legal requirements
• Staff hold the correct qualifications and Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) statements
• Staff-to-child ratios are in order
• Stability of care is ensured through a fixed mentor structure
• First-aid-qualified staff always present

Violations

• Hands not washed after outdoor play before eating fruit from a shared bowl, contrary to the center's own policy
• Safety and health policy not kept up to date; monthly protocol discussions not demonstrable in meeting minutes

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) conducted an unannounced annual inspection on 2 June 2026 at after-school care (BSO) De Princenhof in Leeuwarden, part of CKO KleurRijk. The after-school care accommodates a maximum of 30 children aged 4-13. Although the pedagogical climate, personnel policy, and group setup meet legal requirements, two violations were identified in the area of safety and health. The children did not wash their hands after outdoor play before eating fruit from a shared bowl. It also emerged that the safety and health policy was not up to date, as monthly discussions of protocols had not been documented in meeting minutes. The location has drawn up a recovery plan in response. The GGD advises the municipality to enforce.