BSO Het Eendennest, Schoutenhoek

Strengths

• Pedagogical climate is good: staff provide emotional security and stimulate personal development
• Varied range of activities with attention to both structured activities and free play
• Safety and health policy is complete and followed in practice
• Domestic violence and child abuse reporting protocol is well established and known to staff
• Parent committee is active and satisfied with pedagogical practice
• All staff hold valid Certificate of Conduct (VOG) and correct registration in the PRK

Violations

• Violation of the 50% rule: between 2:45 and 3:00 p.m., a fully (100%) formatively deployable staff member in training was alone at the childcare center with children, while the other staff member was collecting children from primary schools. This exceeds the maximum of half of the total required staff from staff in training.

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspected after-school care (BSO) Het Eendennest, Schoutenhoek in Zoetermeer on 8 June 2026. The after-school care for 26 children (ages 6-9) largely complies with legislation and regulations. The pedagogical climate is positive: staff provide emotional security, stimulate personal development, and organize varied activities. Safety, health, and parental rights are well arranged. However, one violation was identified: between 2:45 and 3:00 p.m., a fully formatively deployable staff member in training was alone with children, exceeding the 50% rule. The operator acknowledges this incident and has reconfirmed the work agreements in writing and discussed them with the team to prevent recurrence.