Groen Kinderopvang Sport/Spel BSO

Strengths

• Spacious facility with 221 m² of indoor space and extensive outdoor play area via sports fields
• Correct staff-to-child ratio during inspection visit
• Pedagogical policy is in place and known to the team
• Swift recovery action taken by the location manager following findings

Shortcomings

• Staff need to be better informed about concrete working methods in the pedagogical policy, such as observing children
• Food safety procedures must be structurally followed and monitored
• Mentor assignments must be updated immediately upon staff changes

Violations

• An employee started work on 1 April 2026 without completed registration in the Childcare Persons Register (Personenregister Kinderopvang/PRK)
• Not every child had been assigned a mentor due to staff changes
• The safety and health policy was not fully complied with: missing thermometer in refrigerator, insufficient food safety due to iced-up freezer compartment, and staff unfamiliarity with agreements

Summary

Groen Kinderopvang Sport/Spel BSO in Obdam, an after-school care (BSO) for 36 children (ages 5–13), was inspected on 28 May 2026 by GGD Hollands Noorden (Municipal Health Service). Initially, three violations were identified: an employee started without completed PRK registration, not all children had been assigned a mentor, and the safety and health policy was not fully complied with (missing refrigerator thermometer and inadequate food safety). Following recovery offers, the location resolved all violations: a PRK work procedure was established, mentor assignments were arranged, and a new refrigerator was purchased with improved working methods. The facility comfortably meets requirements. Advice to municipality of Koggenland: no enforcement.