Kinderdagverblijf Agnes Ukkies

Strengths

• The pedagogical policy is well implemented in practice, with attention to language development and motor development
• Early childhood education is well organized with sufficient hours and qualified staff
• Administration is complete and accurate, including written agreements with parents
• Staff meet qualification requirements and Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG) obligations
• Stable core groups with fixed childcare professionals and mentorship for children
• Dutch is used as the language of communication
• The domestic violence and child abuse reporting protocol has been adequately established and staff are trained annually

Shortcomings

• The daily schedule in the pedagogical policy does not always match practice (parents pick up children during outdoor play instead of play corner)
• The early childhood education policy needs to be adjusted for cases where children resume napping between 12:00-13:00 or 14:00-15:00

Violations

• Mandatory reporting, consultation, and filing obligations: staff were insufficiently familiar with their duty to report suspicions of abuse or maltreatment by a colleague to the provider, to contact the confidential inspector when suspecting the provider, and to file a police report in case of reasonable suspicion

Summary

The annual inspection of September 1, 2026 of Kinderdagverblijf Agnes Ukkies in Rotterdam shows a predominantly positive picture. The location, part of SKPR, offers toddler daycare with early childhood education for 42 children aged 2 to 4 years at primary school De Agnesschool. Most quality requirements were found to be in order, including administration, pedagogical policy, early childhood education, qualification requirements, and safety procedures. However, one violation was identified regarding mandatory reporting, consultation, and filing obligations: staff were insufficiently familiar with their duties in cases of suspected abuse or maltreatment by colleagues or the provider. A recovery offer was made that has been successfully completed; the provider drew up an action plan and the knowledge has now been secured. The Municipal Health Service (GGD) advises no enforcement action.