De kleine Ansar

Strengths

• Pedagogical policy plan contains required topics described sufficiently
• Staff hold appropriate qualifications and meet the IKK language requirement
• Domestic violence and child abuse reporting protocol is complete and correct
• Accommodation has sufficient indoor and outdoor space for 20 children
• Daylight issue in baby group resolved through structural modifications
• Complaints procedure and affiliation with the Childcare Disputes Committee are in order

Shortcomings

• Pedagogical policy plan: amend conflicting information about number of children per group
• Pedagogical policy plan: add description of settling-in process for babies/young toddlers
• Pedagogical policy plan: describe handover to after-school care (BSO)
• Pedagogical policy plan: explicitly state written parental consent when merging core groups
• Website: policy information must be easier to find for interested parties
• Play corner in entrance hall to be fully furnished appropriately to count toward indoor space

Violations

• Safety and health policy has illogical structure with no coherence between descriptions, making it difficult for staff to quickly locate topics
• Core temperature of hot meals and method of measurement not described
• Breast milk storage temperature incorrect: 4-7 degrees instead of maximum 4 degrees
• Conflicting information about refrigerator temperature (3-4 degrees versus 4-7 degrees)
• CCTV monitoring in bedroom insufficient: only viewable from screen in group room, meaning four-eyes principle cannot be guaranteed with 1 staff member
• Back-up arrangement is contradictory and unclear: holder describes both physical presence and telephone availability without distinguishing by situation (standard ratio or ratio deviation)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) conducted a pre-registration inspection at KDV De Kleine Ansar in Dronten, a new daycare center (kinderdagverblijf/KDV) location for a maximum of 20 children (0-4 years) on a business park. The inspection took place on 14 April 2026, with a second visit on 2 June 2026 due to concerns about daylight in the baby group. This was resolved after structural modifications. The GGD advises the municipality of Dronten positively on inclusion in the National Childcare Register. The pedagogical policy and accommodation largely comply, but multiple shortcomings were identified in the safety and health policy that have been classified as violations. The holder has received a recovery offer and indicated they will make the necessary adjustments.