Moviekids Almere

Strengths

• Staff work in accordance with the pedagogical policy and are sufficiently familiar with it
• Appropriate diplomas and language proficiency level 2F IKK in place for staff
• A qualified first aider always present
• Good practice regarding independent outdoor play, with consent forms in place
• Domestic violence and child abuse reporting protocol is adequate and discussed
• Parents are sufficiently informed through the website and newsletters

Shortcomings

• Missing concrete description of back-up supervision during the 3-hour rule in the safety and health policy
• Insufficient knowledge among the holder and staff regarding the Duty to Report, Consult and File, including the role of the confidential inspector

Violations

• Missing concrete description of back-up supervision during the 3-hour rule in the safety and health policy
• Insufficient knowledge among the holder and staff regarding the Duty to Report, Consult and File, including the role of the confidential inspector

Summary

BSO Moviekids Almere was visited unannounced on 5 August 2026 for an annual inspection. The location is compliant with all assessed requirements following a recovery offer. There were two shortcomings: the safety and health policy lacked a concrete description of back-up supervision during the 3-hour rule, and the holder and staff had insufficient knowledge of the Duty to Report, Consult and File. Both were resolved within the set two-week period. The staff work in accordance with the pedagogical policy, hold appropriate diplomas, and meet the language proficiency requirement. There is always a first-aid-certified person present. The location does not have a parent committee (fewer than 50 children), but the holder has made sufficient efforts to establish one and organises alternative parent participation. The Municipal Health Service (GGD) advises no enforcement action.