Dak Elzendreef

Strengths

• Pedagogical practice aligns with the stated policy, including mentorship
• All staff members hold appropriate qualifications and valid Certificates of Conduct (VOG)
• Staff-to-child ratio was in order at the time of inspection
• Safety and health policy is comprehensive, up-to-date, and followed in practice
• Reporting code for domestic violence and child abuse is substantively in order and staff are familiar with the 5 steps
• Child First Aid-certified staff member always present

Violations

• Reporting, consultation, and filing obligation (MOA): staff members were insufficiently aware of the content, could not apply it, and did not know how to contact the confidential inspector or that immediate police notification is required in case of reasonable suspicion

Summary

The annual inspection conducted on 21 July 2026 at after-school care (BSO) Dak Elzendreef in Voorburg, part of Stichting DAK kindercentra, shows a generally well-functioning facility overall. The location accommodates 103 children in 4 base groups, housed in primary school Essesteijn. The pedagogical practice aligns with policy, staff hold the correct qualifications and Certificates of Conduct (VOG), and the staff-to-child ratio is in order. The safety and health policy is comprehensive and followed. One violation was identified: staff had insufficient knowledge of the reporting, consultation, and filing obligation (MOA). Following a recovery offer, the holder reviewed the protocol with all staff members. Upon follow-up on 26 August 2026, staff proved sufficiently informed. The violation has been resolved. The advice to the municipality is: no enforcement action.