Kindcentrum Zonnebloei De Rozentuin

Strengths

• Pleasant atmosphere in which children feel emotionally safe
• Staff respond well to children's wishes and interests
• Children are given space to make their own choices and take initiative
• Adequate guidance during conflicts and stimulation of social competence
• Clear, calming space with well-defined play areas
• Varied selection of open-ended toys and activities

Violations

• Implementation of pedagogical policy: staff did not sufficiently carry out the activity programme (resolved)
• Pedagogical practice: the four basic goals were negatively assessed, meaning responsible care was not provided (resolved)
• Accommodation: the space was not appropriately arranged for the children (resolved)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection report of 20 January 2026 for after-school care (BSO) Kindcentrum Zonnebloei De Rozentuin in Muiden shows that all previously identified violations have been resolved. The unannounced follow-up investigation, conducted at the request of the municipality of Gooise Meren following a directive, assessed the pedagogical climate and accommodation. The location provides after-school care for 22 children aged 4 to 12. The three violations from the annual inspection of November 2025 – concerning implementation of pedagogical policy, pedagogical practice, and arrangement of the space – have all been resolved. The pedagogical practice now meets all basic goals: emotional safety, personal competence, social competence, and norms and values. The accommodation is appropriately arranged with clear play areas and suitable materials. The GGD advises no enforcement.