't Eigenwijsje

Strengths

• The pedagogical practice provides emotional safety and stimulates personal and social competencies
• Staff know and correctly implement the policy
• Safety and health, staff and groups, and parental rights meet the requirements
• The reporting protocol for domestic violence and child abuse is well established and known to staff
• The parent committee is well organized and its regulations have been established

Violations

• The pedagogical policy plan does not contain a concrete description of how the mentor discusses information obtained about the child's development with the parents, and how it is made known which staff member is the mentor
• The pedagogical policy plan insufficiently concretely described how aspects of responsible after-school care (BSO) are implemented, how the settling-in process is structured, and how children's development is monitored (resolved after recovery offer)

Summary

The annual inspection of 12 March 2026 of after-school care (BSO) 't Eigenwijsje in Krommenie shows a predominantly positive picture. The location meets the quality requirements for staff and groups, safety and health, and parental rights. The pedagogical climate in practice was found to be good: staff provide emotional safety, stimulate personal and social competencies, and work according to the described policy. There were two shortcomings in the pedagogical policy plan. A recovery offer concerned the insufficient concretization of aspects such as responsible care, settling in, and development monitoring; this has been resolved. One violation remains: the policy insufficiently describes how mentors discuss developmental information with parents and which staff member serves as mentor. The Municipal Health Service (GGD) advises enforcement.