HOPPAS Woudrichem

Strengths

• The pedagogical practice provides emotional safety, structure, and respectful communication
• Children can make independent choices in their play and receive appropriate support
• Staff meet all qualification and language requirements
• Correct staff-child ratios and good mentoring structure
• Up-to-date information provision to parents and publication of inspection reports
• No complaints in 2025, good complaints procedure and affiliation with disputes committee

Violations

• The holder has not established a parent committee, while this is mandatory for more than 50 children in care (115 children at the location)

Summary

The annual inspection of 8 April 2026 at HOPPAS Woudrichem after-school care (BSO) shows predominantly positive results. The after-school care (BSO) for a maximum of 70 children (ages 4-13) meets the legal requirements for pedagogical climate and staff and groups. The pedagogical practice appears safe and supportive, with respectful communication and good structure. One violation was identified: the mandatory parent committee has not been established. The holder has demonstrably made efforts through the website, newsletter, posters, and personal outreach, and involves parents alternatively through consultations. The Municipal Health Service (GGD) therefore advises against enforcement, but emphasizes that the holder retains the obligation to establish a parent committee. No complaints were submitted in 2025.