Buitenschoolse opvang Kresj Club

Strengths

• The pedagogical policy plan is implemented well in practice
• All staff members are properly registered in the Childcare Personnel Register
• There is always an adult present with a valid first aid certificate
• Evacuation procedures are clear and well documented
• Parents are well informed via the website and parent portal
• No complaints were submitted in 2025 to either the internal complaints procedure or the Disputes Committee

Violations

• The safety and health policy did not contain concrete working agreements about independent play in the playground (maximum 10 children, vests mandatory, supervision from the schoolyard, age limit)
• Loose, long cords from window coverings were hanging in both group rooms, posing a strangulation hazard; practice did not match the policy stating that no loose cords are present
• The combined parent committee did not have a separate, own set of regulations per location, which is legally required when branches are not in the same or adjacent building

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspected after-school care (BSO) Kresj Club in Wijk bij Duurstede on 30 April 2026. The location meets requirements in all inspected areas following recovery from two shortcomings. The pedagogical climate and staffing matters already complied at the time of inspection. In safety and health, there were two violations: the safety policy did not describe concrete agreements for independent play, and loose cords from window coverings were hanging that posed a strangulation hazard. In parental rights, there was one violation: the combined parent committee did not have separate regulations per location. All three violations have been resolved following a recovery offer. The GGD advises no enforcement action.