BSO Hillenraedt

Strengths

• The pedagogical policy meets statutory requirements and includes a concrete elaboration of the four basic objectives of Riksen-Walraven
• The safety and health policy is complete, up-to-date, and includes concrete risk descriptions with appropriate measures
• The indoor play area (202.95 m²) and outdoor play area (approx. 460 m²) comfortably exceed the minimum requirements for 54 childcare places
• The complaints procedure meets substantive requirements; the operator is affiliated with the Childcare Disputes Committee
• Parents have been well informed about the relocation via the parent portal, newsletters, and information evenings

Shortcomings

• The pedagogical policy could be further specified for the 3-hour rule (timing, duration of deviations, quality safeguards)
• The pedagogical policy could use clarification for activities with groups larger than 30 children (recognisability of base group, emotional safety)
• The furnishing of the childcare rooms still needs to be completed and assessed
• Staff deployment and PRK registration must be verified at the next inspection
• Staff qualification requirements can only be definitively assessed once operations begin

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspected after-school care (BSO) Hillenraedt in Roermond for registration in the National Childcare Register (LRK). This concerns a temporary location for two existing BSO groups during a school renovation, with an effective date of 27 July 2026. The inspection took place while renovation was still ongoing; the childcare rooms had not yet been furnished. The operator has demonstrated that operations will be in compliance with regulations. Several components could not be fully assessed and will be verified at the next inspection, including staff deployment, PRK registration, qualification requirements, room furnishing, and implementation of the reporting code. No violations or recovery offers were identified.