BSO Jubel

Strengths

• Pedagogical practice is good: children experience emotional safety
• Staff communicate respectfully and responsively with children
• Mentorship is well organised via the Bitcare app
• Staff are well informed about the pedagogical policy
• All staff meet the qualification requirements

Shortcomings

• Pedagogical policy was insufficiently concrete in four areas (resolved following recovery offer)
• Registration procedure for structurally present persons must be enforced more strictly

Violations

• Structurally present intern from Reinaerde not registered in the Childcare Persons Register and not linked to the organisation — recurrence (second finding)
• Pedagogical policy lacked concrete description of identifying developmental exceptionalities (resolved)
• Pedagogical policy lacked concrete description of discussing developmental information with parents (resolved)
• Pedagogical policy lacked concrete description of age composition and staff deployment (resolved)
• Pedagogical policy lacked concrete description of considerations regarding staff-child ratios (resolved)

Summary

BSO Jubel in Veenendaal is an after-school care (BSO) for a maximum of 22 children (ages 4–12). The annual inspection on 22 January 2026 shows a mixed picture. The pedagogical practice is good: children feel emotionally safe and staff work respectfully and responsively. However, a recurring violation has been identified: an intern from Reinaerde, the organisation located downstairs, was not registered in the Childcare Persons Register, despite being structurally present and having contact with the children. This is the second time this violation has occurred; the municipality previously issued a warning. The pedagogical policy had four shortcomings that have been resolved through a recovery offer: concrete descriptions were lacking for identifying developmental exceptionalities, discussing developmental information with parents, age composition and staff deployment, and considerations regarding staff-child ratios. The holder supplemented the policy on 5 February 2026 and now meets requirements.