BSO Eben-Haezer

Strengths

• Pedagogical quality is good: warm, responsive interactions between staff and children
• Children experience emotional safety and security
• Sufficient qualified staff working in accordance with the Childcare Collective Labour Agreement
• Good staff-child ratio with stable group composition
• Adequate indoor and outdoor play space (132 m² indoor, over 700 m² outdoor)
• Staff are sufficiently familiar with the reporting code for child abuse
• Accommodation is safe, accessible and appropriately furnished

Violations

• Staff were not working in accordance with the pedagogical policy on mentorship (no display with photos, children not informed about their mentor)
• The pedagogical policy plan did not contain a concrete description of the open-door policy (activities where children leave the group)
• Staff were not working in accordance with the safety and health policy on hand hygiene (children did not wash hands before eating)
• The safety and health policy had not been evaluated within three months of opening
• The safety and health policy did not contain an action plan for major risks (specifically: child going missing due to unsupervised outdoor play)
• The inspection report was not published on the website

Summary

The inspection report of 9 July 2026 concerns an unannounced investigation following registration of after-school care (BSO) Eben-Haezer in Ottoland, part of Stichting Christelijke Kinderopvang Karakter. The location provides after-school care (buitenschoolse opvang/BSO) for a maximum of 30 children aged 4 to 13 years. The supervisor concludes that the provider meets all assessed conditions following the recovery offer. During the inspection visit, the pedagogical quality was good: there were warm interactions, emotional safety and developmental stimulation. However, six shortcomings were identified for which a recovery offer was made, including mentorship, hand hygiene, evaluation of the safety policy, risk assessment and publication of the inspection report. All shortcomings have since been resolved. The advice to the municipality is: no enforcement action.