BSO De Kruiwagen

Strengths

• The pedagogical policy is complete and concrete
• The domestic violence and child abuse reporting code meets all requirements
• The indoor and outdoor spaces are sufficiently large for 15 children
• The complaints procedure and affiliation with the disputes committee are in order
• The holder is aware of regulations regarding persons structurally present on the agricultural premises

Shortcomings

• The safety and health policy must contain a more concrete description of the back-up (achterwacht) arrangement
• The risk of 'going missing' must be explicitly described in the safety and health policy

Violations

• The safety and health policy does not include an action plan with concrete measures and deadlines for the main risks (Art. 1.49(1), 1.50(1) and (2), 1.60c(1) Childcare Act; Art. 13(3)(c) Childcare Quality Decree)
• The safety and health policy does not contain a concrete description of the back-up (achterwacht) arrangement when only one childcare professional is present (Art. 1.49(1), 1.50(1) and (2), 1.60c(1) Childcare Act; Art. 13(3)(f) and Art. 16(5) and (6) Childcare Quality Decree)

Summary

GGD Twente conducted a registration inspection at after-school care (BSO) De Kruiwagen in Haaksbergen on 15 June 2026. The after-school care accommodates up to 15 children aged 4 to 13 years in a base group. The location is situated on an agricultural premises. Overall, quality is sufficient, but two shortcomings were identified in the safety and health policy. The holder must describe the back-up (achterwacht) arrangement more concretely and explicitly include the risk of 'going missing'. These points will be reassessed during the post-registration inspection. The accommodation meets space requirements. The advice is positive: inclusion in the National Childcare Register (Landelijk Register Kinderopvang).