Kinderdagverblijf Lilalola

Strengths

• Pedagogical practice meets quality standards: children are approached with sensitivity and responsiveness
• Sufficient and varied selection of play and educational materials
• Staff hold the correct qualifications, VOGs (Certificate of Good Conduct), and language proficiency
• Staff-to-child ratios are correctly maintained
• Parents are well informed via the website and parent app

Shortcomings

• Pedagogical policy plan contained an incorrect description of the maximum number of children (25 instead of 23)
• Registration in the LRK (National Childcare Register) must be adjusted from 25 to 23 childcare places
• Indoor play space is insufficient for the registered number of 25 childcare places

Violations

• Safety and health: sharp tools (fretsaws) were freely accessible in the woodworking/DIY room, contrary to the safety policy (resolved via recovery offer)
• Pedagogical climate: pedagogical policy plan contained an incorrect description of the maximum number of children in the base group
• Accommodation: insufficient square metres of indoor play space for the registered number of 25 childcare places (suitable for a maximum of 23 children)

Summary

The Municipal Health Service (GGD) inspection report dated 6 July 2026 for after-school care (BSO) Kinderdagverblijf Lilalola in Groningen presents a mixed picture. The location provides care for a maximum of 23 children aged 4 to 12 years. The pedagogical practice, staffing matters, and parental rights meet legal requirements. However, shortcomings were identified in the area of pedagogical policy (incorrect description of maximum number of children), accommodation (insufficient square metres for 25 registered places), and safety. Regarding safety, a recovery offer was made on site for freely accessible sharp tools; this has been resolved. Following the draft report, the holder adjusted the pedagogical policy plan from 25 to 23 children. The municipality is advised to amend the registration in the LRK (National Childcare Register) to 23 childcare places and to enforce in accordance with policy.