IJsselkracht

Strengths

• Pedagogical policy is followed in practice
• Staff communicate effectively with children and provide emotional security
• Children have sufficient opportunities to develop personal and social competencies
• Rules were established together with children and are phrased positively
• Staff are familiar with the reporting code and know how to act in cases of suspected domestic violence or child abuse
• Employees are familiar with the mandatory reporting, consultation, and filing obligations

Shortcomings

• For some children, the mealtime lasts too long, causing them to become restless; this could affect the group atmosphere if it persists for an extended period

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspected after-school care (BSO) IJsselkracht in Rotterdam on 10 April 2026. This was a follow-up investigation into four previously identified violations from November 2025. All four points have now been resolved: the pedagogical policy, pedagogical practice, the reporting code for domestic violence and child abuse, and the mandatory reporting, consultation, and filing obligations. The location provides care for 22 children aged 4 to 13 years and is part of Kinderdam Kinderopvang B.V. No enforcement is required.