BSO Willibrord

Strengths

• The pedagogical policy and practice are well developed and properly implemented
• Staff meet all training requirements and Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) declarations are in order
• Safety and health policy is up to date and being followed
• Sufficient space and appropriate facilities for the children
• Parents are well informed and there is an effective complaints procedure

Shortcomings

• The calculation of the pedagogical policy staff member/coach deployment needs to be more transparent
• The parent committee consists of two members while its own regulations prescribe three members

Violations

• The written agreements with parents do not meet legal requirements: the number of childcare hours per year is missing (Article 1.52 of the Childcare Act). Only the number of hours per month is stated. The recovery offer was not complied with within the deadline.

Summary

The annual inspection of 28 April 2026 of after-school care (BSO) Willibrord in Bergschenhoek shows a predominantly positive picture. The after-school care for 44 children (ages 4-13) meets almost all quality requirements. The pedagogical practice is good, staff are sufficiently qualified, and the safety policy is in order. One violation was identified: the written agreements with parents state the number of care hours per month rather than per year, which is legally required. The holder received a recovery offer but did not resolve the violation within the deadline, although a structural solution has been announced for January 2027. The Municipal Health Service (GGD) advises enforcement.